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...and enough people pointing that out, and making it clear that they are outraged by the possibility of that happening, makes it harder to get away with him av
by petertodd 3y ago
...and enough people pointing that out, and making it clear that they are outraged by the possibility of that happening, makes it harder to get away with him avoiding prosecution because of his political ties.
This is likely an example of free speech and free press working to overcome corruption to achieve justice.
- ceejayoz 3y agoSo, any result would've been evidence of corruption? ("This is good news for Bitcoin.")
- petertodd 3y agoI think we can look at SBF's political ties and make a reasonable guess at how likely it was that there were people trying to get him a deal with minimal jail time. You don't need specific evidence of that to say it was likely happening; the outcome is obvious evidence that if that was happening, the attempts failed. Not sure why you are bringing up Bitcoin; SBF's business didn't have much to do with Bitcoin, beyond it being one of many methods used to deposit and withdraw funds.
- laidoffamazon 3y agoThis sounds like a pretty startling goalpost shift.
- petertodd 3y agoAs I said: "This is likely an example of free speech and free press working to overcome corruption to achieve justice." I used the word "likely" for a reason.