indlebe

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   by indlebe 13y ago

   >There is no reason to believe that someone who goes through the Federal civilian criminal justice system will be inevitably subject to torture. Do you consider solitary torture? Whistleblowers have been subjected to brutal solitary cond
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   by indlebe 13y ago

   I think that less people would have problems with your comment if you stated that you were an oldfriend right off the bat.
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   by indlebe 13y ago

   * * (censored to protect feelings)
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   by indlebe 13y ago

   This isn't a chicken and egg scenario though. Snowden couldn't be hurting the US if they didn't take the actions in the first place. It's like blaming victims of police brutality that have come forward for the bad public
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   by indlebe 13y ago

   I agree with you aside from your last comment. That wasn't needed. It's great that we have diversity of opinions on here.
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   by indlebe 13y ago

   >we will remain committed to the defense of the Nation and all that it stands for - security and liberty. >security and liberty. Since when did the USA stand for security? Job security? Nope. Home security? Nope. It' supposed to
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   by indlebe 13y ago

   My Grandfather grew up in New Brunswick, Canada. His mother and father were servants and he ate lobster every day for lunch during elementary/grade school. He would hold his sandwich so that no-one could see that it was lobster. They c