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Condiv posted:legit feel sorry for that mom Its gotta be hard for a parent to accept that their own child was a criminal But the evidence piling up showing that he was proud of it too and also dumb as a rock is just salt on the wound
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legit sad to watch ross' mom slowly transition to acceptance. if you aren't deep in the libertarian/volantaryist/psychopath echo chamber, none of what ross is accused of is acceptable to mainstream society. her blog is written heavily under the assumption he was the wrong guy, and never says that silk road was a morally acceptable venture. poor lady, going through hell for her son's lovely and self destructive behavior. on the other hand, im legit happy to have heresiarch back. take care of yourself, and don't let us jerks or the jerks we mock out of petty tribalism and schadenfreude-lust bring you down.
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FMguru posted:welcome back h
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all aboard ECHOPISS WEIRD PILL SPACESHSIP
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# ? Jan 22, 2015 19:26 |
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CSM posted:Purely theoretical: I wonder if a smart hacker, perhaps outside US jurisdiction, could anonymously send the jury of the Ulbricht trial texts and emails explains jury nullification? (self.Bitcoin) i really don't get libertarian's hard on for jurors ruling without regards to the law sure, they could rule a guilty guy innocent on purpose, but they could do the opposite as well plus jury nullification would only be an option for the popular, which means they'd never get jury nullification to work for them
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CSM posted:Purely theoretical: I wonder if a smart hacker, perhaps outside US jurisdiction, could anonymously send the jury of the Ulbricht trial texts and emails explains jury nullification? (self.Bitcoin) the really really weird thing about this is that they think that the average person on the jury doesn't think drugs are evil and we should lock up all the drug mans these are 12 people who purposefully aren't internet savvy. they are almost certainly in full support of the drug war
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# ? Jan 22, 2015 19:31 |
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ATTN: ROTOR:
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# ? Jan 22, 2015 19:32 |
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I don't think the existing system works and I think it's also corrupt which is why Ross is innocent and I will achieve this by corrupting the jury
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# ? Jan 22, 2015 19:33 |
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yeahhhhhhhh boiiii
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text editor posted:momchat quote:Ross joked about attracting younger users. "Younger users", how cute.
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# ? Jan 22, 2015 19:34 |
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libertarians try to take the moral highroad but no one pays for it so they just use the same corrupt roads as the rest of us that analogy broke down towards the end there but whatever
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oh hey wb heresiarch hope your brain is fine and not hosed or something
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# ? Jan 22, 2015 19:35 |
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oh i remember someone asking what made that simulation while i was on vacation for saying the human being word: its from a tumblr called fruitsoftheweb, i bet you could find out there
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theflyingorc posted:these are 12 people who purposefully aren't internet savvy. they are almost certainly in full support of the drug war i wonder how true that is though
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Sir DonkeyPunch posted:I agree. though like a Club Fed type place. he's way too stupid to last anywhere with criminals
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Welcome back, Big H. you couldn't have come at a better time.
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unpacked robinhood posted:i wonder how true that is though The vast majority of the public is very much not for full legalization of drugs, those that are for it are mostly young political-and-tech-savvy people, and a jury is, as always, 12 people who couldn't figure out how to get out of jury duty. To get someone to commit to jury nullification, you need a person who is not only pro-legalization, but staunchly pro-legalization to the point that he wants to say "drat the law, I'm not letting this government tyranny stand". THEN this person has to stand up against 11 other people who almost certainly think it's justified to throw a man in prison for stealing drugs SO LONG that he pulls them around to his point of view, or he hangs the jury meaning the whole thing starts over again and he basically wasted his time. The chances of a person with such an extreme point of view making it through jury selection unnoticed are incredibly low. Jury nullification in practice is probably most useful for letting people off the hook because the person they shot was a minority, because you can easily get 4-5 racists on a jury who bully the rest of the group. This "tell these people about nullification and then they'll definitely do it!" rhetoric is absolutely insane.
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Condiv posted:i really don't get libertarian's hard on for jurors ruling without regards to the law
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Linguica posted:lol yeah juries never find innocent people guilty as it is they usually at least actually believe the person is guilty
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Herman Merman posted:
To the FBI.
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# ? Jan 22, 2015 19:57 |
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Nullification zealots think all juries are Twelve Angry Men and not boring as gently caress slogs and nitpicks.
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Midjack posted:Nullification zealots think all juries are Twelve Angry Men and not boring as gently caress slogs and nitpicks. I like how Jack Klugman also, yay, Heresiarch!
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MORE CURLY FRIES posted:that analogy broke down towards the end there but whatever much like libertarian philosophy!
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Nessus posted:Welcome back, Big H. you couldn't have come at a better time.
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# ? Jan 22, 2015 20:25 |
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the yosposest journalist
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FMguru posted:
I would but it would involve sending it to her in bitcoin and that seems counter productive
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free as in speech, not as in beer
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the defenses alternate theory is loving magical and I hope the transcript from today gets released too
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FMguru posted:
Joanna Stern has some intense competition for my favorite tech journo right now
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FMguru posted:i was thinking "what could possibly make this week even better on the buttcoin thread than it already is?"
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FMguru posted:
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duTrieux. posted:much like libertarian philosophy! thanks for the save
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http://insidebitcoins.com/news/while-mt-gox-was-burning-karpeles-was-heading-home-for-the-weekend/29106 karpeles loving owns, gently caress da haters a modern day Nero, if you will
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charlie shrems neckbeard has made the jump to his chest, who knows how far it will eventually go?
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FMguru posted:
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Just-In-Timeberlake posted:http://insidebitcoins.com/news/while-mt-gox-was-burning-karpeles-was-heading-home-for-the-weekend/29106 he's a huge piece of poo poo, but no man has produced more libertarian/buttcoiner tears ever so that makes him my goddamn idol in spite of that keep trucking, tuxman
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wild man of Bore neo
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FMguru posted:
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Just-In-Timeberlake posted:http://insidebitcoins.com/news/while-mt-gox-was-burning-karpeles-was-heading-home-for-the-weekend/29106 quote:a man who simply did not care about anything. it's him, he's the actual honey badger of money
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