This makes me rather sad. The punishment for espionage is rather severe. That it's explained as essentially a mental illness and lapse of judgement makes me wish we had a better mental health support system and rehab.
This makes me rather sad. The punishment for espionage is rather severe. That it's explained as essentially a mental illness and lapse of judgement makes me wish we had a better mental health support system and rehab.
The US has a long history of starting wars on fictional grounds (it's hard to think of one that wasn't after the Civil War, with a possible exception for WW2) and this can lead people that come to realize they were conned to try to get justice.
Designing and forcing folks to live in a society that so idolizes power and money, while seemingly purposefully alienating people from each other and forcing down wages, what would one expect to happen?
In both our examples, the government has failed its people, and they act like it's so egregious that people would do such a thing.
"with a possible exception for WW2"