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He has less chance of a pardon than a drunken proposal on Christmas. Pardoning him would set a precedent indicating leaking top-secret documents when you think
by nly 13y ago
He has less chance of a pardon than a drunken proposal on Christmas.
Pardoning him would set a precedent indicating leaking top-secret documents when you think you have a higher moral purpose is an 'acceptable' thing to do. I'm wholly on Snowdens side in these particular circumstances, but even his case is, sadly, subjective. I believe knowing you could lose your freedom is a healthy filter to ensure people act as responsibly as possible.
- orenbarzilai 13y agoI still believe he might get pardon for two reasons: 1. to make sure he won't leak anymore information. 2. because most of the public think he did a good thing