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Is this a serious question?

• adrianlmm 13y ago
  Yes, what is the argument?
  • mpyne 13y ago
    Well, he increased international tensions between the U.S. and E.U., the E.U. and Latin America, Latin America and the U.S., Russia and the U.S., and finally the U.S. and China. If we say that increasing international tensions is a way to make peace between nations more likely then I say why not, might as well go for it.
  • northwest 13y ago
    He gave planet Earth an important wake-up call: Democracy is about to be shot in the head. (And personally, I don't think we should expect more whistle blowers in the coming years, because the NSA sure as hell will make sure it will never happen again, so this makes this moment even more important.) He did all this showing us that he's ready to be tortured and die for this cause. EDIT: This is history being written. What happens now and what does not will define the future we and our children will have. I thought this was 100% obvious.
    • nilved 13y ago
      Truthfully, we already knew just about everything Snowden leaked except for the the name PRISM. But it was through his leak that it got on mainstream news.