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US agency (NSA) “collecting phone records“
I watched the interview.

The interview didn't change my feelings about what Snowden did; I don't approve of his means and I do believe he compromised our country, though I think some good ultimately came from his actions.

I did think a little less of him after the interview. His responses, explanations and demeanor led me to more strongly suspect that his actions were motivated more by inflating himself than making a personal sacrifice for the perceived good of the country. That's just my opinion based on what I've seen and heard from Snowden himself.

I read that the public perception barely changed after the interview, nationwide:

Those from 18 to 34 support him more than oppose him (32% support vs. 20% oppose, with a whole lotta "don't knows").

But, across all age brackets, more oppose than support Snowden's actions (23% support vs. 38% oppose, again with a whole lotta "don't knows").

Source: http://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/more...em-n119476

I'm interested in seeing where Snowden's path leads from here and how his actions and motives are perceived 10 years from now.
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RE: US agency “collecting phone records“ - by HairOfTheDog - 06-01-2014, 11:20 PM