Greg Dillon

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[Greg Dillon @gregddillon]

@TimJohnsonCSF No ice cream trucks at the dispensary! However, enjoy the giant Zyn nicotine truck at every other family festival you go to.

[Alexey Pertsev @alex_pertsev]

Exactly two years after my arrest in Amsterdam, I’m back behind bars, appealing a 5-year sentence. This fight isn’t just about me; it’s about our privacy rights and the future of software developers.

Please join this legal battle and donate via Juicebox.

#freealexpertsev

[Greg Dillon @gregddillon]

@MorganTrau @WEWS @WCPO @OhioCapJournal Can you clarify? Where you can smoke tobacco legally and where you can drink alcohol legally are not the same. So which is it? This report actually is more confusing as it appears to just be some guy telling us "no" without any law sighted. Can tobacco be smoked on a sidewalk?

[Ameen Soleimani @ameensol]

@jp_koning @schneierblog so @valkenburgh wrote a great rebuttal here:

https://t.co/9LfFt4eoPR

[EFF @EFF]

The American people should feel a fiery volcano of white hot rage over this revelation.

https://t.co/VQRtR5IilV

[Gary Daniels @gdanielsohio]

Terrible day for those who spend their political careers punching down. Thoughts & prayers.

[Greg Dillon @gregddillon]

@TimJohnsonCSF In the text of the cigarette ban "public space" is pretty specifically defined. It seems to indicate there must be some enclosure. Even the article that you site says "enclosed area." Very unclear.

[Greg Dillon @gregddillon]

@TimJohnsonCSF I've been a bit confused by this. According to the law a public place is an "enclosed area." So, can you stand on a sidewalk?

[Meredith Whittaker @mer__edith]

📢NEW FROM ME!

On the TikTok ban, the danger of abandoning defense of speech to extremists, & how the liberal tendency to assume a just state "outside the scope of this paper" leads to confused law/policy that can exacerbate the problems platforms pose.

https://t.co/Pk4LNE1Lc2

[Greg Dillon @gregddillon]

@patrickjs That screen shot is not a "hello world."

[Senator Cynthia Lummis @SenLummis]

$900 million in non-crypto (fiat currency) money laundering vs $900,000 in crypto money laundering.

Crypto is clearly not the problem. Criminals and bad actors are.

It would be a historic mistake to crush an entire emerging industry based on incorrect data.

[Sam Lyman @SamLyman33]

“Last year, the Department of Justice indicted a Sinaloa Cartel member who laundered nearly $900,000 in crypto.”

What she doesn't want you to know: In the years prior, the Sinaloa & Norte del Valle cartels laundered nearly $900,000,000 in fiat currency through HSBC.

That's a fiat to crypto ratio of 1,000:1.

Senator Warren's entire gambit depends on public ignorance. Cash remains the preferred currency of criminals. And when compared to crypto, it's not even close.

[Greg Dillon @gregddillon]

@CedYoungelman @vitalik Is it to be used as a currency or not?

[Smeet Bhatt @smeet_bhatt]

#Bitcoin is an unconfiscatable asset.

[Anthony Scaramucci @Scaramucci]

Who owns her?

She didn’t come in owned but now is bought and paid for. Who is it?

[Walker⚡️ @WalkerAmerica]

Regulators didn’t protect investors from Bernie Madoff.

Regulators didn’t protect investors from the 2008 crisis.

Regulators didn’t protect investors from SBF.

Regulators didn’t protect their own accounts from being “compromised.”

Regulators protect Wall Street & politicians.

[Jack Mallers @jackmallers]

This is the same Washington D.C. that manages your monetary policy.

#Bitcoin

[Perianne Boring @PerianneDC]

.@SenWarren’s SILENCE on the gov not pursuing a second trial against the biggest #crypto fraud in history is all you need to know about Warren and her corrupt crusade against the industry.