Russel Brand says Ross Ulbritch sentence is Punishment for being an Entrepreneur

Russel Brand says Ross Ulbritch sentence is Punishment for being an Entrepreneur

Russel Brand does it again! Russel comes out in play on his new Trews video where he says: "The internet is a world of potential and possibility but it can also become a murky dangerous place. Ross Ulbritch proper hardcore life inpresionment gives us an opportunity to discuss, who does the internet the internet belongs to? Them or us?" Prosecutors said Ross Ulbritch was the digital kingpin of an underground website called the Silkroad. This website was properly designed so that anyone could easily buy anything virtually anonymously. And Ross became a martyr of the new age. Russel Brand....


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