The Silk Road and the Justice Dilemma

This chapter examines the intricate issues surrounding government informants, drug markets, and the justice system through the lens of the controversial case of Ross Ulbricht, the Silk Road creator. It critiques the ethical implications of the war on drugs and the severe penalties tied to Ulbricht's actions, while also exploring shifting societal views on technology and crime. The dialogue highlights the libertarian response to his case and reflects on broader themes of justice, truth, and deception.