Silk Road 2.0: A concept of a distributed anonymous marketplace

Re:Silk Road 2.0: A concept of a distributed anonymous marke... by saraid216 on Monday October 07, 2013 @06:24PM (#6511718)

> Should we stop promoting Tor when this inevitably becomes illegal?

It depends.

Is your goal to never work with the state, or do you intend to reconcile with it at some point?

If you never intend to obey laws, then yes. You should stop promoting Tor if Tor becomes illegal.

If you intend to get the law changed back in your favor, then you should continue promoting Tor if Tor becomes illegal.

Up to you.

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Re:Silk Road 2.0: A concept of a distributed anonymous marke... by VMG on Monday October 07, 2013 @06:44PM (#6511819)

I intend to be moral. This can coincide with obeying the law and with breaking it.

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Re:Silk Road 2.0: A concept of a distributed anonymous marke... by saraid216 on Monday October 07, 2013 @08:25PM (#6512212)

Then figure out whether promoting Tor is moral and do it. Don't ask someone else for your morals.

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Re:Silk Road 2.0: A concept of a distributed anonymous marke... by VMG on Tuesday October 08, 2013 @05:30AM (#6513783)

I'm just pointing out the inherent contradictions in claiming that black markets are evil.

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