I'm glad he's out of the joint, because his trail was a travesty of justice. But at the same time (and I'm sure this is going to bring out the pitchforks on Nostr) I don't necessarily agree with his Canonization by the Bitcoin community.

All of the public evidence that I've seen points towards the fact that yes, he did order those people killed. And yes, they were probably bad guys, and yes the case against him was completely corrupt, & yes & yes & yes...

But nonetheless, as far as I can see, he pushed the button that said "kill that man," saw what he thought were the results, and said "this is good."