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In reply to the discussion: G. Greenwald is addicted to arguing, isn't he? [View all]AtlantaBlue
(12 posts)I think what he said about the first amendment was an important point. When governments become opaque, they become increasingly totalitarian. Sunlight is the best disinfectant - U.S. Supreme Court Justice Louis Brandeis. As for when he went after the other guest, I guess you would have to understand how a lawyer is taught to think in law school. Letting one's opponent get the upper hand is the one sure way to lose the case. I didn't find anything wrong with his zealous representation of his client, Ed Snowden. And lets not forget, today the US House voted to restrict the NSA's ability to spy on Americans without a warrant. Does anyone think that this would have remotely happened without the work of Ed Snowden, Laura Poitras, and Glenn Greenwald? I know that I don't.