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I do not know Ross Ulbricht, and apart from having followed news reports about his case, and having watched a documentary shown on the BBC (Silk Road: Drugs, De
by samizdis 6y ago
I do not know Ross Ulbricht, and apart from having followed news reports about his case, and having watched a documentary shown on the BBC (Silk Road: Drugs, Death and the Dark Web), my opinions matter as little as those of others not privvy to evidence presented in court hearings.
Bright chap, but misguided, might be a view that I'd be happy to defend.
I would not, though, want to leap on to an uninformed bandwagon with respect to his alleged conspiracy to murder, or with respect to any campaign for presidential pardon.
Old-fashioned as I am, I would prefer any such deliberations and rulings to be the domain of the judiciary and legal systems, rather than of random public opinion.
- statquontrarian 6y agoAgreed. That's why I put in only legal, primary sources. I was curious how those pushing for a pardon would respond.