For helping people register to vote? nope (Reply #36)

In the discussion thread: How can ANY Democrat defend the detention of Greenwald's partner? [View all]

Response to Ken Burch (Reply #29)

Tue Aug 20, 2013, 09:34 PM

uponit7771 (48,642 posts)

36. For helping people register to vote? nope

You do understand where you question is going right?

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135 replies	Author	Time	Post
How can ANY Democrat defend the detention of Greenwald's partner? [View all]	Ken Burch	Aug 2013	OP
Good Question - Have Wondered The Same	cantbeserious	Aug 2013	#1
Democrats and Progressives are not the same thing necessarily	LearningCurve	Aug 2013	#2
True that.	HooptieWagon	Aug 2013	#6
Well said! n/t	RKP5637	Aug 2013	#28
Who exactly is willing to pay ordinary Democrats	creeksneakers2	Aug 2013	#75
Yes, the conservative Democrats were adamant supporters of slavery at one time,	Zorra	Aug 2013	#17
"Democrats". Not Democrats. n/t	backscatter712	Aug 2013	#3
What you said. nt	silvershadow	Aug 2013	#95
It's been kind of quiet on this board about Defending Miranda....	KoKo	Aug 2013	#4
Indeed, additional insight from Barry Eisler.	proverbialwisdom	Aug 2013	#86
How true the last line from your exerpt....	Little Star	Aug 2013	#125
Gonna Be A Quiet Thread... But We Are Here... With YOU... And David... And Glenn...	WillyT	Aug 2013	#5
....and all the others who have been shut up, shut down, Willy	grasswire	Aug 2013	#8
I Hear Ya... But As The Oldest, With Three Younger Sisters...	WillyT	Aug 2013	#11
love that as a quote..."doing the right thing	Swagman	Aug 2013	#72
Apparently pretty easily.	NuclearDem	Aug 2013	#7
I'm not defending it nor do I care	ChangeUp106	Aug 2013	#9
Sucks to see daily abuses of "those people" (edited to match edited)	Cerridwen	Aug 2013	#10
We did	burnodo	Aug 2013	#13
Perhaps you have ADHD?	WinkyDink	Aug 2013	#43
''Just make this NSA story STOP PLEASE!''	DeSwiss	Aug 2013	#101
When you help people who are breaking the law please expect to become a suspect and then	uponit7771	Aug 2013	#12
who broke a law?	burnodo	Aug 2013	#14
The person who admitted to hiring onto a company for the sole purpose of stealing from it and the	uponit7771	Aug 2013	#15
Was Snowden in London the other day?	burnodo	Aug 2013	#16
Nope, just the people aiding a law breaker.... further	uponit7771	Aug 2013	#19
and "they" were terrorists?	burnodo	Aug 2013	#21
Depends on what they were trying to do with the stolen gov info or what the person who stole them	uponit7771	Aug 2013	#22
so "their" status as possible terrorists depends on what the police find?	burnodo	Aug 2013	#24
Nope, on the word "possible" alone...see, you don't screw with the gov this way and there's no ...	uponit7771	Aug 2013	#25
so they should stop you and hold you in the airport for 9 hours	burnodo	Aug 2013	#32
If I stole gov info and could be possibly helping terrorist or who the go considers enemies then not	uponit7771	Aug 2013	#33
but you could be a possible terrorist	burnodo	Aug 2013	#39
Yes, steal gov info give to AQ and help them attack the US to bring down and admin	uponit7771	Aug 2013	#45
"bring down and(sic) admin"	burnodo	Aug 2013	#48
Legitimate link and quote to US citizens being "spied" on!? Videoing a person walking into a store	uponit7771	Aug 2013	#53
It's going to be pretty hard to believe that the NSA	R. Daneel Olivaw	Aug 2013	#74
You know perfectly well that Greenwald and Miranda aren't giving info to Al Qaida.	Ken Burch	Aug 2013	#61
lol....had me, GG is an asshole...I've seen him proffer a position and if challenged even a little b	uponit7771	Aug 2013	#63
It doesn't matter what Greenwald is like as a person.	Ken Burch	Aug 2013	#65
They probably are on a terrorist list	creeksneakers2	Aug 2013	#73
If Miranda was illegally carrying classified information, why wasn't he arrested?	burnodo	Aug 2013	#81
Because he just received data from Laura Poitras perhaps?	VanillaRhapsody	Aug 2013	#89
That wasn't what I was talking about	burnodo	Aug 2013	#90
because they found what they were looking for perhaps...	VanillaRhapsody	Aug 2013	#92
The information is encrypted	creeksneakers2	Aug 2013	#94
his other partner is an award-winning fillmmaker	noiretextatique	Aug 2013	#133
and who admitted to hiring onto a company for the sole purpose of stealing from it??	burnodo	Aug 2013	#20
Link inside	uponit7771	Aug 2013	#23
now you have heard of that, the link is provided to you below	Whisp	Aug 2013	#26
Well, good for him!	burnodo	Aug 2013	#30
lol! okay. Let's encourage more of that kind of theft.	Whisp	Aug 2013	#34
the Pauls	burnodo	Aug 2013	#40
no...no .. fuck the over racist bastard pauls, ....fuck em good too...	uponit7771	Aug 2013	#46
I think you might need some sleep	burnodo	Aug 2013	#49
When the Government does *wrong they should be exposed.	R. Daneel Olivaw	Aug 2013	#82
I applaud Snowden for exposing the Enemy Within and	Swagman	Aug 2013	#85
Link and quote ANY of the activities PROVEN to be illegal and I'm not talking about internal	uponit7771	Aug 2013	#35
"I'm not talking about internal audits that no one believes anyway"	burnodo	Aug 2013	#41
No, I admit I'd like the link and quote proof of law breaking I asked for	uponit7771	Aug 2013	#42
Your post showed that the audit was a joke	burnodo	Aug 2013	#51
False, and still no link and quote. My post said no one would believe them as they haven't	uponit7771	Aug 2013	#54
They haven't done ANY oversight	burnodo	Aug 2013	#84
Really?	one_voice	Aug 2013	#57
OK, but you're trying to tell me what Snowden did was a crime	burnodo	Aug 2013	#88
No, you don't get to compare...	one_voice	Aug 2013	#96
so your definition of crimes is all that matters	burnodo	Aug 2013	#97
Stop twisting shit...	one_voice	Aug 2013	#103
Stealing what?	burnodo	Aug 2013	#105
Does it matter?...	one_voice	Aug 2013	#106
Oh? What am I?	burnodo	Aug 2013	#108
AMEN!!!	uponit7771	Aug 2013	#130
yes I congratulate him as well. And I believe he has been extraordinarily brave	Swagman	Aug 2013	#80
did you break the law ?	Swagman	Aug 2013	#78
So you'd have said the Freedom Riders and those who helped them had it coming?	Ken Burch	Aug 2013	#29
For helping people register to vote? nope	uponit7771	Aug 2013	#36
My point is that you cannot cite "the law" when the law is unjust.	Ken Burch	Aug 2013	#38
Then you change the law from inside not break it needlessly and the argument of	uponit7771	Aug 2013	#44
I agree that people of color have it worse under our legal system...and you already knew I did.	Ken Burch	Aug 2013	#59
"Needlessly?" Seems the stimulus it provides is needed.	Wilms	Aug 2013	#68
OK, but document classification is not "unjust"	Recursion	Aug 2013	#102
A suspected terrorist?	morningfog	Aug 2013	#67
So the NYT and Washington Post reporters and editors who aided and abetted	Warren Stupidity	Aug 2013	#83
so all laws should be obeyed even when those laws violate basic civil liberties??????	bowens43	Aug 2013	#126
People are calling him a mule and a trafficker. They are infantilizing him	Luminous Animal	Aug 2013	#18
If he went on a mission to transport laptops, ets for GG then he is classified as a mule.	Thinkingabout	Aug 2013	#27
Using the term "mule" in this context implies that there is no moral difference	Ken Burch	Aug 2013	#69
We don't know if the information deserves to be	creeksneakers2	Aug 2013	#93
GG has been publishing information, maybe Miranda should punish GG for setting him up.	Thinkingabout	Aug 2013	#111
Mule, the device of transportation, Miranda was a mule for GG, GG did not want to transport	Thinkingabout	Aug 2013	#110
because they care more about Obama's reputation than the direction America is headed	Skittles	Aug 2013	#31
Precisely - IMHO - Dedicated Obama Supporters Are Having Difficulty Supporting A Bush Era Program	cantbeserious	Aug 2013	#47
Sadly, it seems cognitive dissonance is at play with some people here.	ohnoyoudidnt	Aug 2013	#50
they'd be reacting differently if it was a Dem other than Obama, too	Skittles	Aug 2013	#64
And the Tiger-Beat adoration	Summer Hathaway	Aug 2013	#116
More likely they are knowingly facilitating the direction America is headed. nt	NorthCarolina	Aug 2013	#52
BINGO	cherokeeprogressive	Aug 2013	#62
Ding Ding Ding Ding Ding Ding Ding Ding Ding Ding	R. Daneel Olivaw	Aug 2013	#87
This! Exactly this!	RetroLounge	Aug 2013	#107
K&R	forestpath	Aug 2013	#37
Because the term "Democrat" has been coopted	quakerboy	Aug 2013	#55
How can any sentient being defend this?	mia	Aug 2013	#56
You ARE aware that Greenwald's partner was caught with stolen classified info, right?	ConservativeDemocrat	Aug 2013	#70
So what if the information was "classified"? our national security state is so out of control	Ken Burch	Aug 2013	#76
I-binned :-\| n/t	DeSwiss	Aug 2013	#99
...	RetroLounge	Aug 2013	#109
"reality-based commnunity"	Skittles	Aug 2013	#117
Huh?	Caretha	Aug 2013	#129
Here's your link	ConservativeDemocrat	Aug 2013	#135
Because they are raging hypocrites who will defend anything a govt. agency that answers to Obama	MotherPetrie	Aug 2013	#58
It's not democrat issue	liberal N proud	Aug 2013	#60
How could any Democrat put his partner	jazzimov	Aug 2013	#66
You can't put this on Greenwald.	Ken Burch	Aug 2013	#79
Travelling through the UK is 'in harm's way'?	muriel_volestrangler	Aug 2013	#122
there is a struggle between those of us who believe in the liberal and democratic society and those	Douglas Carpenter	Aug 2013	#71
Thank you for stating it so well.	mia	Aug 2013	#77
hear, hear.	Little Star	Aug 2013	#127
I agree	gopiscrap	Aug 2013	#91
Oh that question's easy to answer -- they can't.	DeSwiss	Aug 2013	#98
I couldn't have said it better myself.	backscatter712	Aug 2013	#121
I don't know any Democrats who ever supported these Bush policies and I don't any	sabrina 1	Aug 2013	#100
Good point Sabrina	Caretha	Aug 2013	#131
I don't decide everything by whose side	creeksneakers2	Aug 2013	#104
My friend, these folks see the exact same world a TeaPubliKlan does	TheKentuckian	Aug 2013	#112
Over the years that I've been reading DU	Summer Hathaway	Aug 2013	#113
Thank you for your post, Summer.. a voice	Cha	Aug 2013	#115
Thank you Summer.	sheshe2	Aug 2013	#120
Opinion of a lawyer who piloted the 2000 Act through the Lords: Miranda should not have been detaine	muriel_volestrangler	Aug 2013	#124
Good heavens	frazzled	Aug 2013	#114
"libertarian melodrama" sums it up nicely.	great white snark	Aug 2013	#119
It only stopped at 9 hours because, if they'd kept the guy any longer,	Ken Burch	Aug 2013	#134
How can any American oppose it?	Little Milly	Aug 2013	#118
enjoy your probably brief stay.....	bowens43	Aug 2013	#128
Memo to self: Must join group hysteria or stay will be brief.	Little Milly	Aug 2013	#132
Because there is a group here on DU who are true Authoritarian Fascists	1awake	Aug 2013	#123

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