Noam Chomsky on Julian Assange

[@sunnylight6986]

Professor Chomsky exudes Compassion and Intellect...Long Live Noam Chomsky!

[@SouravSingh-wp9rd]

It is beyond me for the reasons anyone can have to dislike this video, they really want to live in a dystopian society as quickly as possible.

[@awesomesauce804]

I arrived here to have a healthy conversation about why I can sympathize with those who disliked the video. See, in my mind, I associate Snowden with Julian Assange and I disagree with what Snowden released. More specifically, the way in which he released it. After a quick search, I realized the issue at hand was freedom of press, and Assange was "only publishing what was already released". I should clarify that I don't know much about Assange's case, but I do know that if he was hosting classified documents on his servers it's illegal at least in the United States. So while it may seem convenient to call him a publisher just publishing the facts, let's not quickly ignore that the documents shared on Wikileaks were often secret, classified, or some other very sensitive classification. I would ask Snowden or Assange why they felt compelled to share troves of data like that without consulting with their peers. Just because you hack something, and have the technical capability to exfiltrate and share the data, doesn't mean you should do any of it. A lot of systems we have in place are elaborate and complex, and, quite frankly, most of the public would be unwilling to understand the nuances in some systems. What gives someone like Snowden the technical, political, social and economic foresight to make a decision that no doubt altered the course of history all on his own? Looking forward to hearing your thoughts on the subject.

[@sunnylight6986]

Justice and Freedom for Political Prisoner Julian Assange Now!!

[@christinachristina8271]

Beutifully said Professor Kerp Praying for Julian

[@WeDontWantYourWar]

Thank you Noam for your endless dedication to what is right

[@vegetariankitchenmagicaljo4948]

Australia government should bring Julian Assange back! He will be honoured one day as the greatest journalist of our time!

[@WeDontWantYourWar]

100%, shame on successive governments for allowing this to go on!

[@jimenycricket8431]

Yep. In about 200 years, 'they' will admit Assange was on the right track and that a great wrong was perpetrated against him, and they will say 'sorry'.

[@NyetTube]

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[@Elisa-mg3rc]

This puts the USA goverment in the same position than Saudi Arabia with respect to Khashoggi.

[@kindofmonday]

Link to. Transcript for Google Scholar ..

[@raquelurizar2731]

En español por favor

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