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In response to "Related: Poll find 57% call Snowden a whistle blower, 34% call him a traitor -- (link)" by ty97

I'm curious where the numbers would be if they offered the option of him being both a whistle blower and a traitor. -- nm

Posted by Inigo (aka Inigo) Jan 15 '14, 05:57

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Hopefully zero would choose that silly option -- nm - ty97 Jan 15, 05:57 15
- It's not really so silly. - Inigo Jan 15, 06:07 14
  - See, I think the NSA are the traitors -- nm - ty97 Jan 15, 06:29 7
    - I agree with that, but also think Snowden is as well. -- nm - Inigo Jan 15, 06:33 6
      - I have a problem with this. How is someone outing a traitor called a traitor for doing so? - ty97 Jan 15, 06:42 5
        
        Because he took the job for the express purpose of betrayal. - Inigo Jan 15, 06:55 4
        
        Look at how Congress has reacted to the leak. That's all the proof you need to realize that avenue was unavailable -- nm - ty97 Jan 15, 07:04 1
        
        The avenue is there. Snowden admitted to it. It might be ineffectual, but it's there. -- nm - Inigo Jan 15, 07:06
        
        Go to Congress...riiiight. - znufrii Jan 15, 06:56 1
        
        People have gone to the subcommittees in the past. - Inigo Jan 15, 07:05
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    - Well, to be clear... - Inigo Jan 15, 06:31 3
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        It's not expansive. It's an actual dictionary defintion. I didn't make it up. -- nm - Inigo Jan 15, 06:51 1
        
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