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Just once, I'd like one of you to admit that Silk Road (any many of the other sites) sold large amounts of identity theft equipment. These are not noble drug d
by mechatronics 12y ago
Just once, I'd like one of you to admit that Silk Road (any many of the other sites) sold large amounts of identity theft equipment.
These are not noble drug dealers harming nobody.
They are sociopathic assholes selling whatever makes money, even if the ONLY reason for the item is to harm innocent individuals against their will.
- polshaw 12y ago"They" are not the same person. Silk road and sites like it are/were marketplaces, not retailers.
- dobbsbob 12y agoVendors there sold phony identification for the sole puposes of renting drops to import narcotics or start a false front company. SR wasn't involved in trading databases of stolen info, though the other major sites that weren't busted are. Agora is like the walmart of e-crime
- kordless 12y agoAs I read the article I was thinking, "Shouldn't they be catching bad guys?" A 'war' on drugs is technically catching bad guys, where the 'bad' is defined as selling one thing to another for (presumed) personal use. What you are talking about is important, but you should take that up with the FBI. They are the ones going on and on about drugs.