International strike against Dark Web criminals

[Suicidal Fish]

In the last 24 Hours law enforcement agencies across Europe and America have taken part in a coordinated action against Silk Road 2.0 and criminality on the Dark Web.

Suspected administrators and vendors of illegal drugs have been arrested and technical infrastructure, key to the hosting of illegal market places on the Dark Web, has been taken down:

http://www.nationalcrimeagency.gov.uk/news/news-listings/483-international-law-enforcement-deals-major-blow-to-dark-web-markets

[Idiosyncrasy]

Thanks for the news.  Sending over to News of the World since this isn't really discussing a Bad Idea.

Related thread:
http://www.intosanctuary.com/index.php?topic=4272.0

[Umbrella Corp]

Anonymous declares war on CP trading in deep web..

Actual law enforcement takes down drug vendors.. that literally don't hurt anybody.

This is so typical.  Why the fuck is getting high illegal?  How dare these scumbags think they can enjoy themselves. 

[stdio.h]

But but but the war on drugs man! Drugs are bad, right? This is a good thing, isn't it?

[Umbrella Corp]

[RestStop]

The war on drugs is literally one of the dumbest things I've ever heard of. It doesn't matter how hard you fight the suppliers, for everyone of them serving a prison sentence, three more will take their place, it's really an unattainable goal.

If they were smart and really wanted to rid the world of dealers, make all the drugs legal, I know that sounds really obvious and elementary simple, well, that's because it is.

[fanglekai]

Anonymous declares war on CP trading in deep web..

Actual law enforcement takes down drug vendors.. that literally don't hurt anybody.

This is so typical.  Why the fuck is getting high illegal?  How dare these scumbags think they can enjoy themselves. 

Because the pharmaceutical industry doesn't want competition. LOL cmon man.