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Post by congregatio on Jun 14, 2015 5:00:42 GMT 4
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Post by niseag on Jun 14, 2015 5:22:43 GMT 4
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Post by Old Chap on Jun 16, 2015 12:16:59 GMT 4
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Post by niseag on Jun 17, 2015 6:26:34 GMT 4
everything can be abused but you will find most of the trades you mention enjoy very open arms with US banks and the US government, there is no more USD white washed than in the US. The darknet in actuality is full of control mechanisms and the product traded is well known to the different agencies, some use it themselves. Only thing you gain by using the darknet is knowledge and risk, so yes there are people there who trade organs, but you can go to Pakistan, India or China to name just a few, there are some who trade in drugs but a lot of those are available in the street anyway, there is weapons trade but what should I say living in a country where people seem to go nuts when they own a gun and insist its there human right to have one, while they do not see health as such a big deal. You also find slave trade, but as such you also find that in Moldova, Mauretania, Sudan, Isis Territory and Saudi Arabia to just name a few. Its the human mind which is the trouble not the medium.
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Post by Old Chap on Jun 17, 2015 19:48:17 GMT 4
I agree, it is the human which is the trouble not the medium and I can see reasons for a proper use of it. However, if you can stare straight into someone's eyes or if you shake hands with someone directly you get a vibration that you can hardly get via the web. What I mean, is that the risk can be "highly increased" because of the anonimity and speed of the web.
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Post by niseag on Jun 18, 2015 1:45:41 GMT 4
thats why real business is done face to face in the beginning, some require skype to discuss but even that does not do anything for me, beside its not safe.
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Post by Old Chap on Jun 18, 2015 11:43:49 GMT 4
Thanks for clarifying.
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