hes the fuckin gr8est

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http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=321723902

if arekk ever does as well in a match as he does in every scrim then getawhale will win every IM game with ease

that would be knuckles actually

kairu is a solid #2 tho

careful, bragging about not having had game-breaking issues yet is like putting on the One Ring, it makes you feel invincible but they're gonna find you and kill you

do u run dx8

because if so valve hates you

no one outside of open uses tf2scrim much

koosta is arguably a bigger csgo success than sheep, his team is undefeated in esea-premier

http://play.esea.net/teams/67670

numlocked is not like ridiculously pro at lol by any means

just being honest

not any more than any other giant investment bank or financial services firm (albeit the most visible one) did

I didn't say I'm not sure what he did that IS considered a felony, I said I wasn't sure what he did that SHOULD be considered a felony.

I don't believe that drug transactions should be illegal, so there you go.

I also don't believe in layering separate offenses on top of one another in that manner to create mandatory sentencing minimums.

Like I said, I don't want to rush to judgment on that point until I have more concrete evidence. Obviously, if he really did plan the murder of six people or whatever that that's a much more serious offense.

I feel like you are somewhat confusing the "is" of my statement with the "ought".

Aside from the things companies like Goldman Sachs did that are almost certainly illegal even in a ridiculously deregulated market, I think the financial crisis has objectively led to more damage to the world at large than Silk Road. And as I previously stated, those drug transactions should not have been illegal so there you go.

I realize exactly what I am saying, feel free to attempt to actually make a cogent argument instead of emotionally driven ad hominem with no logic behind it

given that I think every one of those drugs should be legalized, with some regulation obviously (minimum age, heavy taxes, awareness campaigns, etc.), the worst thing I can say about this dude aside from the as-yet unverified murder for hire allegations is that he exploited an unregulated market in a way that caused indirect harm to people.

well, we don't give the goldman sachs or bear stearns board life in prison, and they ultimately caused hundreds of times more damage in human cost, so I think we have a bit of a double standard here.

P.S. I should also say that I really hope that the murder allegations are not true. not because I have any great love for this dude, but because it would obfuscate the real issue, namely the fucked up laws regarding drug use and sale in the united states and the consequences therein.

I think this article sums up the murder allegation stuff pretty well:

http://www.dailydot.com/crime/silk-road-ulbricht-murder-sentencing/

I heard that allegation but never saw any actual proof, then again I didn't look very hard

if you have any then obviously that should warrant a harsh sentence but that's obviously not what I'm referring to