I am not aware that Silk Road ever had a genuine "assassination" market.
Fake perhaps, not genuine.As for "illicit drugs": Probably billions of dollars
of 'illicit drugs' are bought and sold, daily, without any connection to the
Internet. If anything, Silk Road made the world a safer place: There was much
less likelihood of being arrested for drug deals, due to little or no human
contact. And because of the concept of "reputation", chances are good that the
drugs sold on Silk Road (or other subsequent 'Dark Markets') were more
reliable, higher and more-consistent purity, fewer unhealthy 'cuts', etc.
So, it was a BENEFICIAL website. It simply thwarted the desire of some people
who wanted to suppress drug sales and use.
Jim Bell
On Sunday, June 27, 2021, 11:35:53 AM PDT, David Barrett
<[email protected]> wrote:
Just to make sure I understand, you are describing Silk Road, a hidden
marketplace for everything from illicit drugs to assassinations, as harmless?
David
On Sat, Jun 26, 2021, 9:40 PM grarpamp <[email protected]> wrote:
While other people get less than 25y for Murder, Rape, etc, and
nothing for War, Torture, Infinite Detention, Global Organized Theft, etc.
Any questions?
#FreeRoss
#RIPJohnHurley
#McAfeeDidntKillHimself
BTW: People actually could buy, did buy, still can buy,
and indeed should consider buying... a cannon.
Or at least 3D-Print one :)
