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March 18, 2014, 01:07:05 AM
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What did he end up getting, like $40,000 ?

Thats plenty to spend the next 12 months filing a lawsuit and having all expenses covered, with any average attorney fees.

I hope he does so.

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March 18, 2014, 01:37:50 AM
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I am going to take your ripping off of my thread idea as a compliment.

According to the timestamps I started this thread almost 8 hours before yours, but hey ho thanks for joining in  Wink
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March 18, 2014, 03:15:11 AM
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I am going to take your ripping off of my thread idea as a compliment.

According to the timestamps I started this thread almost 8 hours before yours, but hey ho thanks for joining in  Wink

He is just a troll who doesn't know anything - so I wouldn't worry about him.  We all know who posted (way) earlier.  Thanks for the post!
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March 18, 2014, 04:11:34 AM
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Is the word around town that he used the donations to hire the attorney?

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That's what I'm wondering. I haven't been able to find anything substantially credible that says that.

Although, it is a fairly reasonable assumption considering his purported financial status and living arrangement.

He couldn't afford internet access, so the money for the lawyers came from....BTC?*
Oh well, he can do what he wants with the money.
*If it's an attempt to collect damages, than many lawyers will take the case "for free" and then take ~30% of the winnings.

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March 18, 2014, 05:29:06 AM
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If I was Dorian I would sue does scumbags for millions. Those reporters accusing him and even posted his address and pictures endangers the life of Dorian and his family.
I could not agree more. It's absolutely horrendous how this man has been treated. It's disgusting if he's NOT Satoshi, and even more awful if he is, as that would make him a hero of our time.

Remember Aaron Swartz, a 26 year old computer scientist who died defending the free flow of information.
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March 18, 2014, 05:41:00 AM
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If I was Dorian I would sue does scumbags for millions. Those reporters accusing him and even posted his address and pictures endangers the life of Dorian and his family.
I could not agree more. It's absolutely horrendous how this man has been treated. It's disgusting if he's NOT Satoshi, and even more awful if he is, as that would make him a hero of our time.

The only thing Newsweek has achieved by posting this bullshit is make Dorian an enemy of the state, hopefully the American government won't buy into their bullshit though.
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