What does this mean for humanity, if viewed from a more distant perspecitive than just remembering the last news of assagne released right now?
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It doesn't bode well for functional journalism. That's for damn sure but I am very happy this man gets to go home. I don't trust the US government to hold up their end of the bargain though. I hope they do but . . . our government has a really bad track record of being trustworthy.
"It doesn't bode well for functional journalism." -- nostr:npub1vwymuey3u7mf860ndrkw3r7dz30s0srg6tqmhtjzg7umtm6rn5eq2qzugd
He did his time for having a huge ego. Hacking is not journalism 😑 however. Hopefully we all can learn from this.
He wasn't the hacker though, he just published hacked materials that he thought would help him.
Clinton was going to put him in jail. He thought he'd have a better time publishing Russia leaks to help get trump elected.
Hopefully, someone will learn from this.
Is it heroic to save your own ass?
Is it a sense of duty to the people that actually drives him?
Are people really cheering because they believe in him, or because they believe in the one sided propaganda?
