Edward Snowden Says Assange 'Could Be Next' After John McAfee Suicide

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> *existence* ... blame the courts

Just like Jury Nullification (of laws), refusing to serve fund military
killing people, refusing vaccines, tax, any other form of personal
protest, etc... people have the total inviolable individual right to
utterly refuse to do anything, that anyone else, or any government,
tries to force them to do.

All courts are made up of people.
These judges etc can simply refuse to proceed cases.
Cops and prosecutors can literally watch you get murdered
on the street, and court affirmed they don't have to do anything.
Doesn't mean they'll remain judges for long, replaced by the state,
but they can refuse and make a huge public statement about it.

Life in prison, for non violators of NAP, nonviolence, etc,
like they're trying to do with McAfee, Ulbricht,
Assange, Snowden, Manning, Dotcom, etc...
ridiculous cases, years of exile, forever pendings,
gratuitous prosecutions for embarassing the State
and pointless "laws"... is fucking absurd.

Running a drugstore, leaking "secrets", filesharing,
taxes supporting war and murder... these "laws"
shouldn't even exist, let alone be enforced.

Judges, courts... people... and *you*... have the right and moral
duty to say fuck that and refuse to support that unfairness.

All these cases aren't NAP violating harms to other persons,
they're examples of wrong States attempting to preserve
themselves against a growing tide of rightness.

Just look at States censoring channels and shutting cryptocurrencies
for how desperate they've become to continue their own sorry legacy.

People stood and ended States laws and courts doing slavery,
now its time to stand and end the rest of the garbage.

States are freaking out that people are figuring out how to
think speak live and do things freely together without them.

The internet, crypto, crowdsource, anarchism... is finally starting to
work, more people are slowly starting to wake up around the world.
Join them.

#FreeRoss
#FreeAssange