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Input: First of all, english is not my native language, sorry if don't spell it well. Also TL:DR at the bottom.

Some context:

I work in a factory called expal, making artillery of all kind. 

Well, yesterday I was in the bus way to my house and my coworkers noticed that a car was following the bus and trying to talk with the employees. So come to my stop I left the bus and they ask me if I want to talk, I reply "Okay" then they pull the car, introduce themselves and start asking some questions about my job. I work making ammunation so they asked me a few questions such as: "Don't you feel regret or guilty conscience", "that weapons are for this country or  they go to another country", "how many people work there", stuff like this. 

I gave them my opinion and some info but nothing too important, they diden't record me or anything so no problem there, we say goodbye and I go to my house.

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the day passes and I go to sleep, and then to work like everyday. 

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I diden't tell anyone but I guess my coworkers in the bus saw me talking with them and today I feel really harassed, my coworkers constantly asking me "what did you tell them?", "you are going to have problems for that" and making my anxious because I don't want to talk about that and I don't see it as something bad. I consider myseld as a kind person and if someone wants to ask me something I don't have any problem to reply. 

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Things cooled down, I was doing my business and then is when the head of human resources come to talk with me. She asked if I talked with the journalist and what did I said, and I replied with the truth cause I don't see any problem with that. Well she stars to tell me that I shouldn't do that, followed by a lot of stupid things, I said ok but I did not agree at all. First of all I diden't signed any confidenciallity agreement and everyone know what we do here, they even have a web page, and I think everything I do outside my work is my personal life and I can say whatever I want, at least that's my opinion. 

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So what do you think? AITA?

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TL:DR: Journalist asked about my job making artillery and I replied, then at my job everyone starts asking me and harassing me for that and the head of human reources told me that I can't do that and can cause problems to me. 

answering a journalist questions about my work making artillery ammunition