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randome

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5. As a fencer in stolen goods, yes.

Wed Mar 8, 2017, 01:53 PM

Mar 2017

But he's not currently wanted by the U.S. He has effectively emasculated himself by betraying those who put up bail for him and running to hide in an Ecuadorian embassy.

I say let Sweden and the U.K. pursue their charges against him. That should put him out of everyone's way for quite a while longer.
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Poll: Should Julian Assange Be Extradited to the United States for Prosecution? [View all] MineralMan Mar 2017 OP

No, because he would be considered a hero by alt-reight angstlessk Mar 2017 #1

The alt-right? I thought he was a hero of the alt-left. MineralMan Mar 2017 #2

I think justice is a wee bit more critical than simplistic perception LanternWaste Mar 2017 #15

Extradition and a trial would allow the defense attorneys to start digging Lurks Often Mar 2017 #3

Well, there is that, I suppose. MineralMan Mar 2017 #4

As a fencer in stolen goods, yes. randome Mar 2017 #5

He has emasculated himself? MineralMan Mar 2017 #7

I used nomenclature that he would understand. randome Mar 2017 #12

Prosecution for what, exactly? jberryhill Mar 2017 #6

That was the third choice in the poll. MineralMan Mar 2017 #8

Really? jberryhill Mar 2017 #9

I am not an attorney. MineralMan Mar 2017 #10

"someone did something I don't like, and I want them locked up for something" jberryhill Mar 2017 #11

Not if you'll allow me to reply, as well. MineralMan Mar 2017 #13

Why? Scoopster Mar 2017 #14