When it first broke out a few years ago, I didn't pay much attention to it. The surveillance has long been accustomed to it, and his appearance just confirmed the rumors. Even because Snowden stayed in Russia in the end, I misunderstood that it was just a small gap caused by various ulterior conflicts of interest between the United States and Russia. I don't care about politics and people's livelihood, and I don't feel qualified to comment on the significance of Snowden's actions to this world in this era. It's just that in the context of the same ordinary dimension as you, an extremely extraordinary heroic story should be rubbed off. Shun the random thoughts of rushing left and right, and recorded the emotion of this moment. All along, I insist on viewing everything dialectically. You stand from everyone's point of view and have reasons. The world is complicated. If you want to understand all the reasons, you are contradicting yourself, and you can't get out of the hole, then just don't think about it. I have nothing to do with anything, big things are not qualified, small things are not rare. While you shouldn't always be on the defensive back like a hedgehog, you shouldn't be like an ostrich who's slow to react and never buries his head. It's the same in every environment, there are many people who don't like it, but it's rare for someone to stand up and do it. Snowden is smart, he knows how to protect himself with public opinion, and the public opinion of his environment has indeed lived up to him. The movie keeps talking about Chinese hackers, and I don't know if Chinese hackers are really that powerful, or if they are doing the same job as he used to.
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