On this day, June 20, 1967, boxing legend Muhammad Ali was convicted for refusing the Vietnam War draft. In an effort to suppress growing resistance to the war, he was given the MAXIMUM sentence. Speaking of the cost to Ali's career from his refusal to be drafted, his trainer Angelo Dundee said: "He was robbed of his best years, his prime years."
Ali: “I wasn’t trying to be a leader. I just wanted to be FREE.”
Victimless acts, like the Samourai Wallet developers writing FOSS software, Ian Freeman selling Bitcoin without KYC, Dexter Taylor assembling firearms and facing charges of "criminal possession of a weapon" (a constitutional right in his country!), and countless others, ARE NOT CRIMES! They are state coercion dressed up as public service.
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Victimless acts, like the Samourai Wallet developers writing FOSS software, Ian Freeman selling Bitcoin without KYC, Dexter Taylor assembling firearms and facing charges of "criminal possession of a weapon" (a constitutional right in his country!), and countless others, ARE NOT CRIMES! They are state coercion dressed up as public service.
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