Re:FBI raids alleged online drug market Silk Road, arrests o...
by phaus on Wednesday October 02, 2013 @03:19PM
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This should be common sense, but as you stated, people seem to forget. We have supposedly spent a trillion dollars on the war on drugs, it seems silly for this guy to think he didn't warrant at least a multi-million dollar investigation.
From the time the silk road sold it's first product, it was only a matter of time before it's owner went to prison. If he were as smart as he thought he was, he would have gotten out of the business and the country shortly after he became a millionaire.
Re:FBI raids alleged online drug market Silk Road, arrests o...
by tdfx on Wednesday October 02, 2013 @03:36PM
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> If he were as smart as he thought he was, he would have gotten out of the business and the country shortly after he became a millionaire.
I believe this guy is the second owner. If I recall correctly, the first guy did pretty much exactly what you said.
Re:FBI raids alleged online drug market Silk Road, arrests o...
by Phlarp on Wednesday October 02, 2013 @05:08PM
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The current owner stated this was the case in an interview he gave after the FBI had already found and imaged the server hosting Silk Road.
Given the information released today this claim seems to be false in every way.
Re:FBI raids alleged online drug market Silk Road, arrests o...
by joshrivers on Wednesday October 02, 2013 @06:43PM
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Seriously? "I am not the first Dread Pirate Roberts" ?
Re:FBI raids alleged online drug market Silk Road, arrests o...
by cenhyperion on Wednesday October 02, 2013 @11:18PM
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The name itself indicates that.
Most people don't realize the government can have an army of people working 24/7 to track you down while you're busy trying to cover your tracks. The odds are never in your favor.
Also, having an active social media presence doesn't help either. lol