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In reply to the discussion: A Father's Grief: Aaron Swartz's Father Says Reddit Co-Founder Was 'Killed By The Government' [View all]EOTE
(13,409 posts)54. But you do have the power to spread bullshit about this case.
Which you seem to do with great gusto.
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A Father's Grief: Aaron Swartz's Father Says Reddit Co-Founder Was 'Killed By The Government' [View all]
WillyT
Jan 2013
OP
Most People Do Not Know How Electricity Comes To There Homes... Let Alone The Internet...
WillyT
Jan 2013
#11
++! That prosecutor and the US Attorney he works for should never work in law again. n/t
backscatter712
Jan 2013
#31
I want to see Stephen Heymann's photograph so we can hound him into submission.
smirkymonkey
Jan 2013
#81
Ah yes, it was the victims fault once again. The government is blameless. I feel so much better. nm
rhett o rick
Jan 2013
#27
"The truth is the truth" and you know the truth. How does one know the truth? How
rhett o rick
Jan 2013
#39
Maybe True... Although This Kid Was A Genius, An Idealist, Was Not In For Profit, And A Hero...
WillyT
Jan 2013
#14
I Had A Sister Who Was Kicked Out Her Boyfriend's Corvette Because She Was Trying To Break Up
WillyT
Jan 2013
#22
You've provided absolutely nothing but snark. Do you know ANYTHING about this case?
EOTE
Jan 2013
#50
I would argue that ignorance/uncertainty of the law in such matters *is* an excuse.
reformist2
Jan 2013
#21
While the Government May Not Be Blameless No One is Discussing Swarts's Depression
Indykatie
Jan 2013
#37