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Remember when the U.S. was the "shining beacon"? Where someone coming into questioning couldn't be held indefinitely as a "material witness"? Or to first have
by CharlesMerriam2 13y ago
Remember when the U.S. was the "shining beacon"? Where someone coming into questioning couldn't be held indefinitely as a "material witness"? Or to first have all assets seized and then assigned a terrible attorney because of insolvency? When it would not be a stupid move to submit to questioning
on U.S. soil?
Yesh, that's what I thought.
- coldtea 13y agoWhen was that? The slavery era? The prohibition? The seggregation? The McCarthy era? The J.E Hoover era?
- zacharypinter 13y agoI think it was the era when we were young and learning about the U.S. in school :)
- pekk 13y agoRemember when everyone could do whatever they want without the threat of even being charged and held to trial? edit: It's like everyone forgot what happened with Mt Gox and now assumes that Karpeles is the second coming of Julian Assange
- viraptor 13y agoWithout going into extremes, can't we simply believe that the there's absolutely no reason for him to go to the US for deposition and that he's still guilty of losing all those money? He doesn't have to be the second coming of anyone to know it's dangerous for him to travel anywhere.
- rsynnott 13y agoWhen was this, exactly? Was this Imaginary Fantasy Past Golden Era US, or real US?
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