They collect information but never really listen to or read - #97381583 added by anonymous at Beating the horse one last time

#55 - anon id: 0109d725

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(07/12/2013)[-]

That guy who blew the cover on this whole thing... everyone is calling him a ******* patriot and ****. This guy is not a patriot, he's a terrible person. He's a ******* asshole and idiot. The government was just trying to keep us safe but this guy ruined it and now everyone is over reacting to what the government did. I'm sorry that i'm not paranoid and think the world is out to get me... ******* nutcases. Calm down and get over yourself, you're not that important that they'd waste their time spying on you. This was supposed to protect us from terrorists and other things. If you have nothing to hide then there's no issue. I hope this guy is caught and thrown in prison for being a god damn traitor.

#111 to #55 - betterguygreg

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(07/12/2013)[-]

"protect us ftom terrorists" lol

#183 to #111 - anon id: 0109d725

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(07/12/2013)[-]

Why is that funny? That's what they do.

#95 to #55 - temporalguardian

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(07/12/2013)[-]

You sounded cool until you said "terrorists and other things" that sounds like some stupid excuse the government really would use to spy on everyone. "If you have nothing to hide" It's called privacy, mate, everyone has things they hide, even if they're not related with terrorists and **** ^_ - for example lets say that every laptop with a built in camera and mic can be spied from by the beloved government. they watch everything you do, listen what you say all day. They watch you watch cartoons yell at kids on the internet, jack off, and if someone as stupid as you is lucky enough to have a girlfriend, might as well be watching you ******* your girlfriend. Point of the story is You have no idea what you're talking about.

#104 to #95 - anon id: 0109d725

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(07/12/2013)[-]

No one is actually looking at any of your information I guarantee it. There are MILLIONS of calls and emails sent every day, you honestly think they have the manpower or time to look through every single one of them? They don't. You're no one important and neither am I, they have no reason to look at our ****.

#108 to #104 - temporalguardian

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(07/12/2013)[-]

1. I didnt mention information anywhere (what?)
2. I didnt say they were watching me or any of us i just said what it would mean IF they did.

#186 to #108 - anon id: 0109d725

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(07/12/2013)[-]

1. You mentioned privacy you stupid **** and I said no one is actually invading your privacy.
2. Buttttttttt they ******* aren't.

#244 to #186 - temporalguardian

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(07/12/2013)[-]

You obviously dont know what privacy means. privacy- is that thing that we like to keep to our selves just like you dont want someone watching you piss, **** or fap. And I agree with you that they aren't, but like i have to keep saying "IIIIIIIIFFFFF". What ever, you're right the government is protecting us from false terrorists by doing nothing even do someone said they're doing it(?) you're right, i dont feel like arguing with an idiot anymore.

#257 to #244 - anon id: 0109d725

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(07/12/2013)[-]

You are keeping it all to yourself because like I said no one is viewing any of this ****. No one cares what you do, you aren't the target of this. That if will never happen, stop being paranoid. It's not false, it's very real actually. The fact that you believe they're false though is a good thing because it means the government is doing their job protecting us.

#398 to #257 - temporalguardian

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(07/13/2013)[-]

^---not even american what
hurr durr government r make us stupid es gud for us.

Thats you right there.

#399 to #398 - anon id: 0109d725

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(07/13/2013)[-]

No you're just being a paranoid conspiracy theorist and need to calm down. You're seriously over reacting to this whole situation. You're making mountains out of mole hills. You honestly believe the whole world is out to get you huh? ******* nutcase...

#400 to #399 - temporalguardian

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(07/13/2013)[-]

Are you even listening to me? How many times do i have to tell you, before it gets through your thick, THICK , skull, THAT I'M NOT SAYING THAT. Listen up **** face, I'll try to dumb it down as much as i can: I am from the country of serbia. People from the country of the USA believe that their dumb ass government is spying on them. You are saying that they are keeping us safe by spying on us, but not actually spying on us. You thick paranoid americans are the ones worried that your already ****** government is even more ****** and evil than it already is. THOSE are crazy paranoid conspiracy theorists, not me. What i said was that if <--(you always miss this little word here so i'll remind you to look at it) they were watching us (like you so proudly stated) then the people are gunna be outraged that they watch all their private moments. One more time so your half pound brain can understand: This isnt true; this is what others believe- Simple minded fiction. Also how the **** can they keep you safe, by spying you by not actually spying on you. "waste their time spying on you. This was supposed to protect us from terrorists and other things." What is "this"? You literally just said they dont spy on you, but they spy on you, for your own good. do you even brain?

#401 to #400 - anon id: 0109d725

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(07/13/2013)[-]

They collect information but never really listen to or read any of it. That's what i'm saying. And the this is the NSA protection plan that people are over reacting to.

#89 to #55 - anon id: 3a53ea54

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(07/12/2013)[-]

****** copy pasta troll is ******.

Sheeple not understand the implications of what the NSA is doing is sheeple-ish.

Stupid people not understanding that sometimes laws need for the creator good are stupid.

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(07/12/2013)[-]

It being posted a lot doesn't make it any less true. Just trying to calm peopel down because they're all over reacting.

#58 to #55 - Hreidmar

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(07/12/2013)[-]

Leaving aside all moral considerations... I'm not going to get involved in that arguement... Snowden is a criminal. No matter how good his intentions, he himself said that he joined various branches of government in order to get information on them and spy on them. He signed multiple NDA's and other equivalents of them, knowingly lying as he did so. That makes him a traitor. It doesn't really matter what his stance is morally, because he knowingly broke the laws he pledged to upkeep.

#110 to #58 - anon id: 0109d725

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(07/12/2013)[-]

Exactly what i'm saying. The fact of the matter is he signed a contract of confidentiality and blatantly disobeyed it. He gave out classified information not only to us but to our enemies as well. Some of this information included confidential protocols that could put the USA in a lot of danger.

#75 to #58 - thegamegestapo#327 on commentsRank#327

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(07/12/2013)[-]

And Nelson Mandela is a terrorist. It's all about perspective.

#90 to #75 - Hreidmar

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(07/12/2013)[-]

I'm not commenting on the morality of what he did. I don't care to get involved in arguements about that on this site. All I'm saying is that he broke the law, and admitted to willingly lying and joining an organization with the intention of betraying it. He is a criminal.

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(07/12/2013)[-]

No he ain't. People resist against dictotorship everywhere do not follow the law, but are acting in a positive way. Resistance fighter are no ccriminals, the evil regime is the criminal.
In this case the USA is the criminal, because they are the ones who ilegaly steal data from several countries without a reason and store it for future use.
Snowden is a hero to reveal those actions.

#112 to #96 - anon id: 0109d725

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(07/12/2013)[-]

They did it legally. It's in the Patriot act. And they can't actually see any of this information without getting a subpoena from congress or something else, I forget what it is.

#119 to #112 - anon id: 250710f8

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(07/12/2013)[-]

Patriot act does not make it legal to steal from other countries. Also espionage for pure economic reasons is not covered either.

#187 to #119 - anon id: 0109d725

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(07/12/2013)[-]

It was all for national security. We need to keep our country safe.

#93 to #90 - thegamegestapo#327 on commentsRank#327

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(07/12/2013)[-]

I don't know about America but under UK law a crime is only prosecutable if there is sufficient proof to bring it to trial and if such a trial is in the public interest. Take from that what you will.

For what it's worth I agree with you. He did break the law and is a criminal. As was Mandela from a purely technical point of view.

#64 to #58 - anon id: 250710f8

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(07/12/2013)[-]

Edward Snowden is a hero.

I can't wait untill he will reaveal more details.
He has several notebooks with secret data on them. Soon the world will know about the US treachery.

#114 to #64 - anon id: 0109d725

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(07/12/2013)[-]

That would endanger national security and you don't care...

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(07/12/2013)[-]

choke on homosexual dicks, US faggot.