Quote from: dkbit98 on Today at 02:30:23 PM

Quote from: jseverson on Today at 12:23:28 PM

I mean, it's not about building a Bitcoin economy, it's about operating an unlicensed money transmitting business. Regardless of where you stand on the political spectrum, trying this is the US is risky at best, and outright stupid at worst. I also found this about their indictment, which just paints a worse picture for them:

I do agree that doing this is US was very risky but complying with every government decision, rule and law got us in this crazy situation we have in the world now.
More people comply with new government decisions, like wearing mandatory horns on our head or not talking with anyone on the street, more problems we are going to have, so I see non-compliance as a tool people have to resist.
I wonder how some politicians can steal all the money they want, lie, abuse everyone all the time, make people suicide themselves, and yet they never end up in jail.

Quote from: jseverson on Today at 12:23:28 PM

All that being said, the use of force certainly seemed excessive; I hope that no one was hurt. It seems he has since been placed under house arrest though, so that's a bit better for him at least.

It seems to be true and here is additional video interview made with Ian Freeman, who was a prisoner at his own home with police leg bracelet:
https://youtu.be/eoYopgjUUfQ

Would have been better if it's about not complying with evil laws. You can easily resist evil law and the ULTIMATE KING will be on your side for resisting evil. People still don't understand that the one who impose can't go against the Will of the CREATOR of this World and their Countries. So, you look for the evil laws and stand firmly against them in faith and righteousness then watch and see that they really fear a BEING who no one can see. If they do not fear then they suffer the consequences of breaking the laws of their LANDLORD