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So, if China were to steal our plans for the thermonuclear weapons, the F-35 and F-22 by using and instructing a US asset...China is off the hook, even though t
by partiallypro 7y ago
So, if China were to steal our plans for the thermonuclear weapons, the F-35 and F-22 by using and instructing a US asset...China is off the hook, even though they facilitated the entire operation? How is this not espionage? Is it suddenly not espionage because Wikileaks made their findings public? So what if China did that? What if Russia did that? How is this any different than Mueller charging Russian nationals (nationals we know Russia will not extradite,) in regards to election interference? That was ultimately published information in regards to Podesta and Clinton emails. The people indicted were not all hackers, some of them just instructed...so I guess they are innocent? Your argument makes no sense.
- ryanlol 7y agoUh, yeah. Nation states tend to mostly be off the hook even if they fly a passenger jet into a skyscraper.
- lawnchair_larry 7y agoryanlol, you appear to be shadowbanned
- ggg2 7y agowhy not use the correct analogy? e.g. if a journalist (in the usa or outside) knows your employer (gov or private) committed crimes against the population and kept proofs of it inside a toy safe, that you can open easily just by fiddling with it, and the journalist motivates you to go fiddle with the children's toy safe to get the evidence, is it: a) you and the journalists high profile spy-hackers? b) you employer a criminal, and incopetent at security?
- thatoneuser 7y agoChina and other countries do steal our IP routinely and get away with it no punishment. What point are you trying to make? My argument makes plenty of sense and it's very easy to ingest - if you aren't a member of my country and receive no privileges as tho you're a member of my country then you shouldn't be punished like you're a member of my country. What about that are you exactly arguing against?