Silk Road 2.0 Launches
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Silk Road 2.0 Launches
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#2Well, that was inevitable.
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#3I'd never buy heroin from a website, but I see the Silk Road as cyber-civil-disobedience, and I hope the persona of DPR and the site itself are as unsinkable as they claim.
The drug war is a ghastly thing, and the number of people we lock up in the US is more shameful than our foreign policy. You can begrudge the first DPR his lame security, shady murder contracts, and ill-gotten fortune, but he's the product of our system, and his shame is our shame.
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#5Well, that was inevitable.
I think the word you're after is INCONCEIVABLE
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#6I have a sneaking suspicion that it's a honeypot. Just a hunch.
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#7The sudden rise of terribly programmed, horribly insecure marketplaces as hidden services since SR went down has been absolutely fascinating.
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#9I have a sneaking suspicion that it's a honeypot. Just a hunch.
Could be, but would they really dare to mock themselves in the honeypot? If it is a honeypot, it's very convincing and elaborate.
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