What can you say about dissident movements? Is it true that dissidents are traitors to the motherland, since they were harmful to the Soviet government?
For or against?
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Well, if for you power and homeland are synonymous, then yes, traitors. About the same traitors as the anti-fascist underground in France during World War II, since the Vichy regime held power in France at that time. The same traitors as the Bolsheviks were, by the way, before they seized power in October 1917, because the power belonged to the constituent assembly, which they, it turns out, betrayed.
And if the Bolsheviks are traitors, then the dissidents are traitors to traitors.