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John McAfee Accused of Murder, Wanted By Belize Police

New submitter thn writes "John McAfee, who started the antivirus software giant named after him, has been accused of murder in Belize and is wanted. McAfee had taken to 'posting on a drug-focused Russian message board...about his attempts to purify the psychoactive compounds colloquially known as "bath salts,"' Gizmodo wrote. The scariest aspect of this story may be the fact that an entire lab was constructed for John McAfee's research purposes. Because of his efforts to extract chemicals from natural chemical plans McAfee was able to justify his experiments in a country that is largely unregulated."

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  1. Re:UPDATE by jellomizer · · Score: 5, Insightful

    No No you got it wrong. News isn't about fact, it is about making people guilty in the eyes of society so they can be shunned from society, because our normal court system is designed to try to make sure innocent people go free.

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  2. Re:Pitfalls of a libertarian paradise by RabidReindeer · · Score: 5, Insightful

    Look, its another person twisting Libertarianism in to something it isn't so it sounds unpleasent to people who don't know any better.

    Looks like you've got your work cut out for you, because what most of my self-described Libertarian friends say would fit right into this stereotype. I.e., indistinguishable from pure anarchy. Basing that on the 2 most of-repeated "Libertarian" maxims:

    A) Government Regulation is Evil. Admittedly if you corner them, you can usually get a self-described Libertarian to confess that there's room for regulation, but when operating on auto-pilot they tend to forget to mention that. There's no clearly-defined ground rules for us outsiders to understand.

    B) Taxes are Theft. Because apparently whatever government functions are admissible under Libertarianism are funded by the fairies. A belief also promoted liberally in recent years by the Conservative crowd who took the "tax" out of tax-and-spend, but not the "spend".

    There's you a starting point. It's up to you to take the ball and run with it. Have fun!

  3. Gizmodo was the primary source? by SuperBanana · · Score: 5, Insightful

    A Gawker Networks site got something wrong?

    In a sensationalist fashion?

    SHOCKING.

    Seriously, why does everyone still put up with those fucktards? Their level of incompetence has crossed from believable to they-must-be-doing-it-on-purpose-for-page-hits.

  4. Re:When will they make a movie about this? by Hatta · · Score: 5, Insightful

    With as many obscenely rich people as there are, why don't we hear more about this type of thing? Is the average hundred millionaire really boring, or are they just better at keeping secrets? If you have a hundred million, why wouldn't you build a sex dungeon?

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  5. Why? by biodata · · Score: 4, Insightful

    Why might the scariest part of the story be that he built a lab?

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