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In your world, attempted murder must be OK since it didn't actually kill anyone. So too are conspiracies -- let's say, a conspiracy to fly a jet into a building -- so long as they are caught in advance.Let me see, proclaiming the biggest national security fuck up in the last 50 years was information getting out that had absolutely no effect on the success of an operation while also being able to compare it to Afghanistan, where American soldiers actually died and many more Afghanis as well as being able to use common sense to access the dangers of what was allowed to happen at the Southern Border during the Biden Administration and the threat posed to national security as a result of that intentional shitshow, is a weave of epic proportions and total Democrat homerism.
People are so worried about a leak jeopardizing American soldiers, as they should be, but where is the outrage about the leaks of ICE raids which jeopardize the lives of ICE officers? Where is the outrage when Democrat mayors release known dangerous illegal alien criminals with ICE detainers back into the community jeopardizing the lives of everyday citizens walking the streets of their city instead of turning them over to ICE to get their asses shipped out of this country? Where is any of that outrage?
You don't have an answer to those direct questions about situations which have directly led to actual deaths. You'll have some dumbass response that totally ignores all the dangers created by Biden, or whoever was running the country since we all know he damn sure wasn't, while acting like a scared little girl crying over a fuck up of the Trump Administration which resulted in nothing more that we know of than an information leak.
Texting war plans to a journalist is the biggest fuckup I can remember. Literally the first and most basic goal of any security system -- one that isn't mentioned in cryptography classes because it should be obvious to everyone -- is to prevent the direct communication of sensitive information to journalists.
Trump has an uncanny ability to make everyone reconsider what we've taken for granted all these years. We never thought about issues like "how to prevent the government from texting war plans to journalists" because it was assumed that it would be considered a bad thing. And yet, now it's an open question, apparently. It's like if Caleb Wilson showed up next year and in the first practice was like, "Coach, what does it mean to dribble?"