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David Sherman: guilty...of trying to save democracy
Natalia Gracheva: Edward Snowden is a human that truly with himself and other people
Trixi: No, the System is guilty
Bea: No, the System is guilty
Flavio: Edward snowden cannot be guilty. If freedom and goodness find their apex expanding others freedom and security, even by putting ourselves on thread, edward snowden becomes the nowadays prometheus, giving us freedom by reducing his personal liberty.
Christina Kyriakidou: There are plenty of great examples throughout history proving that legality does not equal morality and vice versa.
Jacob Canet-Gibson: Snowden is not a criminal.
Debra Hunter: Not Guilty