"Yeah, because legitimate businessmen barricade themselves from police in their safe rooms armed with shotguns."

I believe business people are not some lofty race who have shed their humanity. Considering what the police took unnecessarily and illegally, he had every right to react that way.

I don't appreciate you commie tone either; it's his money, let him do what he wants. It's not your place to judge what he does with it.

My commie tone? Sorry I have issue with him spending the proceeds of his crimes. If that makes me a commie, then I'm a goddamned commie. You're damn right I have an issue with people spending the proceeds of crime.

You want to go around and worship a convicted criminal who bilks honest people out of millions, you go right ahead but don't try to convince me he's somehow changed his stripes and he's some sort of internet freedom fighter now. He's not. God, I'm so sick of this leftist, hug a thug mentality.

So because the police warrant was deemed "too broad" there's a chance this convicted criminal can just carry on with his illegal activities. On a technicality. But you lefty's go on and cheer him. I wonder what it costs to buy off a judge? Oh wait - it doesn't matter because who are we to judge how he spends his criminal millions, right?

But hey, look on the bright side. Seeing that Dotcom is banned from using the internet, he can always go back to securities fraud. Or back to stealing and selling card information. Or back to dealing in stolen computer goods. Or back to computer fraud. Or back to insider trading. Or back to embezzlement.

There's a lifetime of skills built up from being a career criminal he could fall back on.