2013/10/2 Ted Smith <tedks@riseup.net>

If you say anarchy is part of cypherpunkism (if that's a thing) I simply disagree with you. Truly that idea is shortsighted. Anarchy knows no peace or focus. There is chaos until there is again order. And chaos, however pleasing in it's unlimited shape, knows not mercy. Mercy it is that the masses wish for, usually however it is mercy for their ignorance.

You too, need mercy for you ignorance. As do I.

Proclaiming not to support straight anarchy then what do you support? The United States of America has, in its founding documents, a guarantee that the people agree it functions as it should, or rebel to correct it. As it should is also recorded, including a means of agreeing as a people.

This agreement has led to laws. These laws are executed by a blind organization. This is as the people have wanted it, and even now permit it to operate.

Now, I do not want to be part of the USA. This is exceedingly difficult, as the peoples of the world have allowed it to grow to undeniable and typically irresistible power.

Now you are saying that those who are willing parts of the USA, have supported it and not changed it, have failed to adhere to it's laws and receive the (according to the people of the USA) appropriate treatment. And you tell me it is unethical to celebrate?

Getting off the high-and-mighty-seat I'd say the guy was a nutcase for being in America. Completely unnecessary leaking of information about himself while becoming high profile enough to get scrutiny of the highest quality. I just can't imagine how he imagined he'd get out underneath it. He even had the DHS on his footstep and, like everyone else who gets caught, decided that it was probably no problem (it was just for the ID's! Right?).

I will not repeat myself upon what I am celebrating.

Juan Garofalo