> I don't think anyone in here is making the case that Ulbricht is a "good person", I am. He built a tool that allowed people to circumvent a wantonly unjust

> I don't think anyone in here is making the case that Ulbricht is a "good person", I am. He built a tool that allowed people to circumvent a wantonly unjust legal framework by an aging, decreasingly relevant state. We need more of that.