> Let's be careful about who we're valorizing So perhaps this guy is indeed a slimeball. Fabricated up claims are by their nature nearly indistinguishable fro

> Let's be careful about who we're valorizing So perhaps this guy is indeed a slimeball. Fabricated up claims are by their nature nearly indistinguishable from real ones, and outright fabrication isn't the only unethical recourse: there is always panopticon powered selective prosecution— how many felonies have you committed this month? Regardless, we can observe now that the result will be time in prison and tptacek on HN diligently countering any claim of governmental misconduct. The insight here isn't related to Nacchio's character, it's that claiming that the government is retaliating for failing to comply with their unlawful demands doesn't provide protection.