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That would probably depend on whether one was guilty or not. If one was guilty then one might well feel that although the accusation was valid, there was a reason for your treachery - one which, if known to the public, might show you in a more favourable light. If one was innocent one would probably be rightly outraged.

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Q: How would you feel if you were famous and were accused of being a traitor to your country?
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