For anyone who have made up their mind he was guilty of dealing prior to the court’s decision, I guess not. I don’t know what Bitcoin has got to do with it , I know a lot of people who are dabbling in Bitcoin, so what?
Bomber has had his day in court, people will think what people wanna think.
I hope he gets the support he needs to get through this and out the other side.
I’m of the view that drug use should be a medical issue, not a criminal issue. He was convicted of use, charges of trafficking dropped. The most effective intervention is to put the guy through rehab, give him the psychological care to address the root causes of his drug use. If this gives him the impetus to get treatment and turn his life around, then fantastic. I don’t see what benefit to the world a harsher sentence would have achieved.
This is true… Isn’t it what the ‘dark web’ was invented for?
My view on what MT was up to would be ill informed so I won’t comment on that. However, posts on here that say someone with millions of dollars in the bank wouldn’t need, want or have an interest in dealing drugs is laughable!
Some users sell drugs to support their addiction. The point is that bomber made his fortune from footy & property and had other viable funding sources to buy ice. He’s not a trafficker. That has been established by the legal system.
Absolutely how much someone has, has nothing to do with it.
For some ENOUGH is never ENOUGH. No matter how little or how much a person has, ENOUGH it is an internal experience which becomes an external behaviour.
The meth alone is way more serious and i’m not sure if you understand how much 29 grams is, but it’s a lot. 2 grams can get you a trafficking charge. 29 grams is not for personal use.