frigidweirdo
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Here's a good example, a foreign one, of someone being called a traitor, but from the outside you might consider things in a different light.
Yuliya Stepanova: What do Russians think of doping whistleblower? - BBC News
Yuliya Stepanova came out and basically got the Russian Olympic team banned from the Olympics.
She's been called a traitor. As one woman put it: "She blackened our government and the whole country."
But had the people who are in charge not done this in the first place, probably right from the top at some level of input, then she wouldn't have had to have done what she did. Does that mean she is the traitor, or the ones who allowed the drugs to be used are the traitors?
Yuliya Stepanova: What do Russians think of doping whistleblower? - BBC News
Yuliya Stepanova came out and basically got the Russian Olympic team banned from the Olympics.
She's been called a traitor. As one woman put it: "She blackened our government and the whole country."
But had the people who are in charge not done this in the first place, probably right from the top at some level of input, then she wouldn't have had to have done what she did. Does that mean she is the traitor, or the ones who allowed the drugs to be used are the traitors?