Buffalord24
94632
2016
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Mar 1, 2021 4:34 AM
Buffalord24
94632
2016
34
Ribaldrie
When your abuser hits you then asks why you try to make them angry
treacherouswendy
Free Reality Winner
BautaStein
Or other gouvernments as long as they are big enough
michaelfire
piawanegawa9
If revealing a crime is committing a crime you are ruled by criminals.
sammyismycat
michaelfire
babypigsarehamlets
literally how the Australian govt behaves
UncleRat
In the US, we have politicians probe government crime and then vote to do nothing about it because it hurts the politician's party.
PicassoCT
Listen, they are authoritarians, they cant help themselves, they wanna give power a blow-job and will find a reason todo.
michaelfire
Codedependent
Cries in Australian
StarkRG
I'm just surprised Scotty from Coverups hasn't sent the AFP to raid the accusers' homes.
CangodCreateAStoneItCannotLift
If only there was a way to make governments kneel before the voters wishes. (laughs in Belgian)
lilmookieesquire
Guy on the right is Snowden
berniesanderskilluazoldyck
Assange moment
iAndroo
Ron Tandberg - from The Age, Melbourne, Australia.
michaelfire
Humanzee2
Welcome to Australia.
michaelfire
michaelfire
michaelfire
michaelfire
michaelfire
Neoeon
That does annoy me when I run into that. So, what you are telling me is that you're basically acting like a loan shark using threats and
Neoeon
harassment to claim money you shouldn't and as far as you, the government, is concerned, that's perfectly legal because its YOU doing it.
Neoeon
And when I call you an ignorant criminal you tell me you're entitled to respect or else that's a crime too? Amazing. Must be nice to write
Neoeon
your own laws and employing thugs, sorry, "police" to enforce them.
michaelfire
Lordlabuck
realizing that the govt is doing illegal things is illegal...
BishlamekGurpgork
The illegality of their illegal acts does not legalize the revelation of their illegal illegalities.
bigdog838
BishlamekGurpgork
. . . huh.
bigdog838
just go
michaelfire
believing in "conspiracies" is becoming illegal- your government doing something illegal is of course by definition a conspiracy aka coverup
HonestCommentFarmer
RadicalLeftTit
*cough* Chelsea *cough* Manning
GrumpyOldMillennial
What do the Indianapolis Colts have to do with anything?
RadicalLeftTit
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chelsea_Manning
StarkRG
You'll have to tell us, since you're the one who brought them up.
Rodltwo
WeeJubya
That’s the Golden Rule
BythepowerofchristIamtheLaderlappen
I thought " it's not gay if it's in a 3 way" was the golden rule
Treforce
If its 3 guys, then its a gay sandwich. So still gay.
ContentCup
God i love Twisted, any of yall who haven’t seen/heard it, its a retelling of Aladdin with Jafar as the protagonist/his sad story, good shit
TheH509
Oh ? anywhere I could find it without giving money to our mouse headed overlord ?
ContentCup
YouTube for the full show, Spotify for the album
notacobra
This is the 4th time in 2 days somebody has mentioned Twisted. I don't know why it's being hyped so much this week. It was solidly "fine".
ContentCup
Of their productions I think it has the most rewatch value/car music value
Simonster
Starkid?
ContentCup
Yup
kickmyballsrealhard
*laughs in Eric Snowden*
LawmanLata
*mentally collapses from years of isolation due to exposing war crimes, in Jullian Assange*
PicassoCT
Those chopper engagement rules are such a joke. "If he has a gun he is a insurgent".. everyone in afghanistan has a gun..shoots a journalist
Anlurai
I saw that video. So messed up. And there were kids in the car.
Sandyundertones
He would have probably never faced trial of he didn't flee the country. Tricky Dick didn't try the Pentagon papers guy.
LawmanLata
"Come here, no I'm not mad. Just come here a second." Says the parent that 100% has a switch behind thier back.
Sandyundertones
If you are standing up for what you believe in, it shouldn't matter.
WeeJubya
*cough* Edward…
SidneyMajora
BautaStein
Eduardo Nieve
tobesmcgobes
Eric is his witness protection name.
dthninja2
Great, now everybody knows...
dragonherder
In Edward Snowden's case it wasn't so much that he did it in so much as it was about how he did it.
Shrad1994
Warning to anyone thinking there may be a reply or two to this lunacy, leave a bread trail because it's a whole ass rabbit hole
dragonherder
Also downvote away. People need to actually understand that Snowden is not a hero in any real sense. He didn't even attempt chain of command
dragonherder
in any way shape or form. He was a contractor working for a company that worked with the NSA. He stole secrets and released them in a bad
dragonherder
manner exposing far more than just the phone meta data collection program which was the hidden program. Which when brought to light was
dragonherder
actually shut down. He did not even attempt to go through channels and people want to make him out to be a hero because one thing he did was
ElSephiroth
Whilst I understand your point, the sheer volume of bad stuff he unearthed should close any debate as to why he went with the press.
dragonherder
He unearthed ONE bad thing. The rest was objectively legal and while you may judge it as bad everything else that was being done outside of
dragonherder
the meta data collection actually required subpoenas and the like to enact. The only unlawful thing he unearthed was the phone meta data
GrumpyOldMillennial
Yes, intead of sending it up the clearly corrupt and complicit chain of command, he went to the press so the evidence couldn't be killed.
dragonherder
It was more he took state secrets, put them on a flash drive, and fled the country. He indiscriminately released data on way more than just
dragonherder
a singular program and there is dangers to what he did and implications to it. While him blowing the whistle on an NSA program (which let's
dragonherder
be very clear here people should of known about, but don't fucking pay attention to what goes on around them). Snowden was also a tech
Harbltron
If I remember correctly he also brought it up multiple times to his superiors and was essentially told to shut his mouth and do his job.
RamAssScratcher
He brought it up to his superiors in the contractor who don't want their employees to question anything for fear of losing the contract.
dragonherder
There is a difference between that and the NSA chain of command though. He could of also done a lot of things differently on exposure is my