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If he were an American citizen I'd be fine with what he's doing, but since he isn't I don't see why he should have any say in how we govern ourselves, even if w
by heurist 10y ago
If he were an American citizen I'd be fine with what he's doing, but since he isn't I don't see why he should have any say in how we govern ourselves, even if we don't do it well. The fact is Clinton's opponent is far worse to American (and global) sensibilities than she is, so anything he's doing is just aiding the more destructive, tyrannical, morally bankrupt option. If he's trying to prevent corruption he is utterly failing. Our systems are far from optimal but they are in balance for the time being, and that gives us the opportunity to change things while minimizing chaos. Chaos would ruin us, and that's what Assange is trying to incite.