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12/25/2014 6:46:21 PM
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That's reasonable, that term has reached past it's original intent. The guy that reported, though, wouldn't be a Judas because he didn't betray the PUG. There was no bond between them, I'm sure.
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He was a snitch though, judas in modern day language is also a commonly used term for snitches
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no, the term has always and still is used when referring to betrayal.
