Edward SnowdenGeverifieerd account

@Snowden policia comes from greek polis and means citzen

@grosscaio @Snowden What? No. Polis = City (there needs to be a city before the citizens). Police comes from Politeia = City administration

@JuanIsidro @Snowden that is it, politea comes from polis, wich can mean citizenship, administration, civil polity, "A Greek-English Lexicon

@Snowden they are not equals. One kills with impunity as part of an occupying force. Another dies for existing.

@emanabdelhadi @Snowden he means they are supposed to equal in eyes of law. They are in fact not, but don't make his point something its not

@uriah__ @Snowden I could have misread the tweet, but he talked about condemnation in equal terms not the law.

@emanabdelhadi @Snowden I could be misreading as well. I thought it meant to condemn violence totally. Says free society as if we have one

@uriah__ @Snowden word, felt important to point to the inequality there esp since so many ppl have been equivocating after Dallas

@emanabdelhadi @Snowden we are scared so we choose security over Liberty. We hate racism so we dnt acknowledge it when it's obvious.

@uriah__ I couldn't agree more

@Snowden So why are you telling people to resist arrest? Please reconsider deleting that Tweet man. I admire you a lot but that was bad!

@surgesoda @Snowden the word arrest was not in that tweet. Interpretation is everything and people are misinterpreting the tweet

@othesick @Snowden Oh come on there's a picture of people being arrested! NOTHING GOOD EVER COMES FROM RESISTING ARREST -- NOTHING

@surgesoda @Snowden its a play on the stereotype of cops saying "stop resisting" as an excuse to beat people

@surgesoda @Snowden aslo look at what is happening to the one person being arrested in the pic. Not exactly justice or even necessary

@othesick @Snowden So what? Let them do it, and then you get them LATER ON...No need to put your life in danger right then and there.