Quote from: iluvpie60 on April 27, 2014, 08:17:50 PM

Quote from: miner96 on April 26, 2014, 11:00:42 AM

Quote from: RawDog on April 25, 2014, 06:35:40 PM

The Ulbricht family would like to argue that a conviction of Dread Pirate Roberts would 'threaten internet freedom'.
http://www.coindesk.com/family-ross-ulbricht-conviction-threaten-internet-freedom/
What a joke.

You are not free to use the internet for murder, money laundering, drug sales, et cetera. Why do people think 'internet freedom' means one is free to murder, rape, steal, cheat - over the internet? WTF??? If you do this shit, whether over the internet or over morse code smoke signals - you are going to get popped. Doing something over the internet doesn't mean all laws are nullified.

What a dumbass. That family hired one stupid ass lawyer.

You are a dumbass if you don't get it. And I doubt he tried to have anyone "murdered". Don't believe everything you read...if you manage that somehow with your feeble brain.

You can doubt everything you want. The FBI or whoever the hell had a sting on him and got him to hire the FBI as hitmen, they faked a murder scene for the people he wanted killed(FBI got them in on it), then the FBI sent him the pictures, to which Dread phaggot roberts said how he wish he didn't have to do it, but he wished they had better morals. Dread pirate robets is a fucking idiot, hope he goes to jail for life.

Regardless of doubt or belief, I'm having a hard time finding the actual truth here. I heard from a few places that the charges were dropped as the government didn't have a case. Yes, there was a story that they faked a murder scene, but who has seen that? No one, it is just a story.

I would rather see the people behind the war on drugs going to prison for life. They are the ones hurting humanity, raising black money at the cost of freedom, etc.
Really, Silk Road (which I don't or have never used) seems to be a solution to government Tyranny.
We need less violence, not more.

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