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I didn't know that. Did you know this before or is it in the book?

• me_me_me 7y ago
  Haven't read the book. This is from when the story started breaking. According to accounts he had a hardcover constitution at his desk. He used it to back up his arguments but again 'who cares nerd, get back to your work'. Other things that pop to my mind was that he was given some super high clearance so he could do favors for his boss (doing their job) as they were too lazy. And of course no one cared then, nor they cared afterwards. Reading about this whole story popped my bubble of ignorance how government agencies are run. They are run same as any big corporation, run by career BSers often lazy and incompetent. But they are protected by same type of people (naturally).
  • Joe-Z 7y ago
    >'who cares nerd, get back to your work' That's pretty much it. The first time I really understood Snowden was when he was on the Joe Rogan podcast (think of JRE what you will...). It really drove home the point of the profanity* of evil. Just people going about their daily business, not thinking too much about it. *this doesn't seem to be the correct word here. If you're a native english speaker please tell me what's the right phrase to use here
    • inemesitaffia 7y ago
      Eichmann in Jerusalem: A Report on the Banality of Evil