On Monday, 9 November 2020 12:55:00 PM AEDT Rohan McLeod via luv-talk wrote:
I absolutely do not support or condone anything that involves criminal activity, so I suppose that means no, unless it has legal and benign uses as well.
There is good research showing that magic mushrooms, MDMA, and LSD can be beneficial in treating depression and PTSD. Cannabis products have been shown to be beneficial in assisting cancer treatment and some seizure disorders among other things. Given the government's actions to restrict access to these things and the unreasonable expense involved in travelling to a country where treatment is legal (or permanently living in such a country for someone who has ongoing issues) there are significant medical reasons for breaking Australian drug laws. As a matter of human rights, I think that to the largest extent possible adults should be allowed to do what they want on their own or with other consenting adults as long as it doesn't affect others. If an adult wants to eat a different mushroom than most people eat for fun then I think the government should have a very good reason to stop them, and I don't think they have such a reason.
Well of course laws do change and some activities which once were criminal are not now and vicar-versa
But my own interest in the Darknet springs from an increasing concern with what might be called 'radical privacy';
This is reasonable. Also there is probably a demand for a Tor based service like Grindr. A final point is that Tor is very good at getting past firewalls. If you are using a VPN or something to access a server behind NAT then having ssh over Tor can be a very good backup option in case of VPN issues. -- My Main Blog http://etbe.coker.com.au/ My Documents Blog http://doc.coker.com.au/