> it's not something to display as a gag. It's a deadly serious matter. When you say this without consideration of the context, it makes you look very detached

> it's not something to display as a gag. It's a deadly serious matter. When you say this without consideration of the context, it makes you look very detached from reality. The pictures he showed were all over the internet. FTA: This was, I think, a rather devout reading of the rules. (Taken literally, the rules say Purdue should also have notified the FBI. I do not know whether that happened.) A more experienced legal and security team might have taken a deep breath and applied the official guidance to “realistically consider the potential harm that may result from compromise of spilled information.” Or perhaps not. Yes, the images I displayed had been viewed already by millions of people online... Any time I read national security paranoia regarding Snowden's leaks, all I can think of are quotes from Team America. "From what I.N.T.E.L.L.I.G.N.C.E has gathered, it would be 9/11 times 100."