Blow whistle, get indicted; blow up country, get library

It sure didn't take long, less that a month, for NSA surveillance state whistleblower Ed Snowden to get indicted for blowing a loud, huge whistle notifying all Americans that the NSA has been conducting a massive surveillance program against every American, in violation of the 4th Amendment and everything for which America stands. The warped wheels of American justice are now turning the heat on Hong Kong to arrest and extradite this American hero so he can be tossed into a hundred square foot prison cell for the next ten years.

Meanwhile, former President George W. Bush, the Decider who decided 10 years and 3 months ago to launch a criminal, pre-emptive war against Iraq resulting in hundreds of thousands dead and trillions of squandered treasure, has his choice residing in his 8,000 square foot Dallas mansion, his 1,600 acre Crawford ranch, or visiting his 207,000 square foot presidential library.

All things considered, if you have sociopathic resistance to guilt and shame, you are infinitely better off emulating Bush instead of Snowden.