hitman

Hiring hitman is the libertarian free market at its best.

> you never hear about any hitman getting caught. I've heard several.

You can read through even the SR forums and see people turning on DPR over the hitman claims. What's interesting is that I don't see any charges listed in the indictment for these hitman claims!

I'm sorry, we're considering hiring a hitman and paying them large amounts of money for what you believe to be a successful torture and execution as a thought crime now? !

This law is tantamount to a hitman asking directions to a street address from some passer-by, and then making the passer-by legally a murderer. This law doesn't make sense.

Both of my friends figured the FBI will drop that case and simply let the federal case on conspiracy to commit murder and hiring a hitman run its course. Also, keep in mind there are still three other admins that have been indicted.

This user also allegedly hired a hitman to murder someone. >Governments try to control currencies.

You don't just never hear about "internet" hitmen getting caught- you never hear about any hitman getting caught, that I've heard of. I find that suspicious, and am not willing to conclude "ah, so hitmen must not exist".

I love HN because it's the only site where one guy can be an authority on cryptography, politics, computer science and hitman etiquette all at the same time, and nobody bats an eyelid

Some hard-of-thinking wannabee hitman, how to insult computer scientists, completely obvious comments about outsourcing, letters from Fukushima workers, any items of real value have to compete for space. Even the really good stuff feels familiar.

The state needs to protect my freedom to not be killed by a hitman, be threatened by guns etc. I am all in for legalizing drugs, but don't pretend that all weapon trade, offering hacking services or other nasty stuff needs to be protected in a free society.