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smitty
· 9 years ago
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There's a fine line between whistle blowers and traitors. As for those who have been deemed as "traitors" of late, they could definitely addressed and handled the situation differently.
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claudiafox
· 9 years ago
Please elaborate.
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dailydoseofmusic
· 9 years ago
Edward sniwden himself has said there's a certain amount of truth that the NSA does bring. And not all information should be shared.
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deleted
· 9 years ago
Yes but he also went through a lot more information than he released and released only what he deemed appropriate.
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guest
· 9 years ago
There's a huge difference between someone stumbling upon information (a whistle blower) and someone actively seeking and releasing information in order to become a folk hero.
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deleted
· 9 years ago
I disagree. You can stumble on a bit of info and dig deeper to get all the facts straight
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obscuredangel
· 9 years ago
Stoner: I think what Guest was trying to say by "actively seeking and releasing information" is someone who doesn't have a shred of proof that something is wrong but look for something anyways, not someone who stumble on the information and decided to look into it.
deleted
· 9 years ago
They may have been trying to say that but by definition that wouldn't be a whistle-blower is the least sense
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miniegg
· 9 years ago
Is it bad my first thought was Flo Rider's song?
deleted
· 9 years ago
It's going down in here *whistles*
atomiczombie757
· 9 years ago
you get that in us for providing police info on a crime
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