Evening Legal Briefs [Jul 28, 2015, 5:01 pm ET] – Share – Viewing Comments
- White House Responds to Pardon Edward Snowden Petition. Thanks HARDOCP.
- Spanish Government Claims Success in Internet Piracy Fight. Thanks HARDOCP.
- AT&T doesn’t want to pay $100M fine, says throttling didn’t harm customers.
- German regulator orders Facebook to allow pseudonyms. Thanks HARDOCP.
- The joke’s on Conan- Comedian accused of lifting one-liners from Twitter.
HorrorScope wrote on Jul 28, 2015, 19:38:
Snowden can't realistically be pardoned, think of the floodgates it could open if he were? He's right in many ways and I'm sure several politico's even agree, but just cannot happen and it wouldn't happen anywhere.
But Petraeus can get away with it? He did it for a blowjob, and Snowden did because he loved his country, and Snowden is the one condemned? Shows just who's really running America and has been for a long time now. If they can murder Kennedy and pardon Nixon everything else is child's play.
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