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How would you know my opinion on it?

• lovich 9y ago
  Because you stated it was ironic for someone who breached the trust of the military to be talking about trust, which implies that you valued the militaries trust over the trust of people in the military.
  • Danihan 9y ago
    It's ironic regardless. Whether I value the military's trust or not doesn't enter into it. Her original intention, which has gotten somewhat lost in all this controversy, was to protect atheist groups in Middle Eastern countries who were being labeled as "anti-government radicals" and persecuted, in concert with US intelligence forces. I certainly agree with her frustrations there. But not her tactics. She broke her employment contract and the rules of her security clearance, then bragged about it to the wrong person and paid an appropriate price.
    • lovich 9y ago
      Then I guess it depends on if you view the military doing things that most of the people who they are supposed to protect disagree with, as a violation of trust or not. I personally don't believe that saying one side followed all the rules when they have the power to make the rules has any weight as a moral argument
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