> I wonder what happens the first time that there's a credible link to someone dying as a results of Wikileaks leaking a document. I'm really getting sick and

> I wonder what happens the first time that there's a credible link to someone dying as a results of Wikileaks leaking a document. I'm really getting sick and tired of the "If it saves one life, it is worth it" argument. No it isn't. Life has risks. I prefer a world that is open and truthful. This informant obviously knows that. What if he believes that risking his life in the name of freedom is more important? That is his prerogative. Just because you place safety and life as a priority over freedom, doesn't necessarily mean that other do.