Roger Ver has been arrested

[Freemind]

what I do know is that he has been attacking Bitcoin for many years.

Not true
Stop smearing people putting words in their mouth freemind

Ver has been attacking a "BTC" that didn't work anymore as a mean of payment but just as a tool to make money
There you go freemind
What Happened To Bitcoin?

Ver has been promoting a coin that should fulfil the task of BTC according to its original goal - which is to replace fiat.

You are smearing Ver as a BTC traitor.
BTC traitors are those crypto people - how about you - who are accustomed to use BTC just as a tool to make money.

You call Ver parasite.
In my view parasites are those - how about you - taking advantage of a currency that was meant to replace fiat with sound money - to improve society - and turning it simply into a tool to make money.


Let's not multiply the threads unnecessarily
Roger Ver has been arrested

Source: https://twitter.com/rogerkver/status/962366940793667584

I could give many more examples, but I think one is more than enough. Now all you have to do is say that Craig Wright is Satoshi...

If Ver faces tax evasion charges, the trial comes later, and the charges and possible conviction (if any) would be for tax evasion.

[Peter90]

It may sound heartless, but the IRS doesn't go after someone because they don't like them,

Of course not
Gov agencies going after someone because they don't like them?

That's conspiracy theories
Lunatics stuff




"The IRS has repeatedly ranked as the most disliked federal agency and is the perpetual subject of much speculation regarding financial snooping and politically-motivated audits targeting individuals on both the right and left."

[Freemind]

See? They give people all kinds of stupid-ass sentences for a tax-related crime.

Ross is serving a double-life sentence without parole for making a drug store.

And then you have the Tornado Cash guy serving over a year in prison for making a mixer.

Meanwhile, it is almost impossible to put people like Donald Trump in prison even for one day.

The justice system in the US is two-tiered: One for rich old fiat white men and one for the rest of us.

Try to indict Jamie Dimon for anything, for example - it's not going to happen - if anything even, it'll just be a slap on the wrist.

But that's not something that happens only in the United States. In any country in the world, anyone who has a lot of money accused of something has a much better chance of being acquitted (and paying a simple fine) than someone who, for example, works in construction and lives with just enough money month to month. But I think we must also take into account that not only the wealth of the accused plays a role, but also contacts or friendships with powerful and influential people. If the 30 years thing is true, it seems really crazy to me.