There is good reason why he didn’t use dollars or the regular internet. He knew it was fully illegal to facilitate drug trafficking. It’s illegal because drugs ruin people’s lives and kill them. Go talk to someone who works at a medical examiner’s office and runs toxicology. All day everyday they deal with adults and children who are dead thanks to the substances sold on the site. Go check out skid row and see what they’re smoking. Go visit the psych wards and check out the people who are completely incapable of living a normal life due to a benzo dependency.
Drugs have an enormous, almost unbearable cost to society. California specifically has spent billions to solve a homelessness problem. A sizable portion of the chronically homeless have substance abuse issues. It’s almost impossible to help someone shooting up heroine or smoking meth and fentanyl. Trust me, they’re trying and it’s not working.
Maybe you don’t have to face the realities of the things I’ve mentioned in your daily life. Perhaps you’re sheltered and naive to extreme suffering and destruction of addiction.
However, you’re not going to weasel him out of his very real involvement and responsibility from a moral perspective. His site trafficked a metric shit ton of drugs. People know what he did and they are not thrilled.
Deny, deny, deny all you want, but he was a pivotal and essential participant in the entire operation.
james / James
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2025-05-31 06:37:24
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