丝绸之路暗网市场创建者罗斯·乌布利希在特朗普赦免后出狱

社交媒体对罗斯·威廉·乌布利希特赦的反应揭示了政治右翼和左翼之间的明显分歧，一些人谴责，另一些人则模仿。

Social media lit up Tuesday after news broke that President Donald Trump had pardoned Ross William Ulbricht, the creator of the onetime darknet marketplace Silk Road.

周二，在唐纳德·特朗普总统赦免曾经的暗网市场“丝绸之路”创始人罗斯·威廉·乌布利希的消息传出后，社交媒体引起了关注。

Ulbricht, who was arrested in 2013 and sentenced to two life terms plus 40 years in prison, was released from a low-security federal prison in Arizona on Wednesday morning.

乌布利希于 2013 年被捕，被判处两次无期徒刑外加 40 年监禁，周三上午从亚利桑那州一所安全级别较低的联邦监狱获释。

Some celebrated the pardon and release of the Silk Road founder, while others condemned Trump’s decision. The pardon has sparked a heated debate online, with many discussing the nature of Silk Road and its impact on the dark web and cryptocurrency.

一些人庆祝丝绸之路创始人的赦免和释放，而另一些人则谴责特朗普的决定。这次赦免在网上引发了激烈的争论，许多人讨论了丝绸之路的性质及其对暗网和加密货币的影响。

Here’s a look at some of the reactions and memes to Ulbricht’s pardon.

以下是对乌布利希特赦的一些反应和模因。

‘A new meme for libertarians’

“自由主义者的新模因”

Many libertarians, Bitcoin fans, and digital privacy enthusiasts took to social media to celebrate Ulbricht’s pardon and release.

许多自由主义者、比特币粉丝和数字隐私爱好者在社交媒体上庆祝乌布利希特的赦免和释放。

One of the more viral posts included a blurry photo of the Silk Road founder walking out of prison with a small plant and a bag of his other belongings slung over his shoulder.

其中一条最热门的帖子包括一张模糊的照片，照片中丝绸之路创始人走出监狱，肩上挎着一袋小植物和一袋其他物品。

“Breaking: Here’s the first image of Ross Ulbricht leaving prison as a free man,” the post reads.

“突发新闻：这是罗斯·乌布利希以自由人身份出狱的第一张照片，”帖子中写道。

The photo quickly became a new meme for libertarians, who began creating and sharing fan art of the image.

这张照片很快成为自由主义者的新模因，他们开始创作和分享这张照片的粉丝艺术。

Some supporters of Ulbricht argued that prosecutors unfairly targeted and punished him with double life sentences in spite of no prior criminal record.

乌布利希的一些支持者认为，尽管他没有犯罪记录，但检察官对他进行了双重无期徒刑的处罚，这是不公平的。

“Silk Road sold apparel, art, books, collectibles, computer equipment, electronics, herbs, and yeah—drugs,” wrote X user and Bitcoin fan @bensig. “But according to friends who used it, Silk Road was arguably the safest way drugs were ever sold: no street violence, no shady deals, and zero fentanyl.”

“丝绸之路出售服装、艺术品、书籍、收藏品、计算机设备、电子产品、草药，还有毒品，”X 用户和比特币粉丝 @bensig 写道。 “但根据使用它的朋友的说法，丝绸之路可以说是有史以来最安全的毒品销售方式：没有街头暴力，没有黑幕交易，而且零芬太尼。”

“Everything was tested and peer-reviewed, like an Amazon for substances. For this, the government gave him two life sentences without parole for nonviolent charges, including money laundering—just for using Bitcoin. They relied on questionable evidence and made him an example.”

“一切都经过测试和同行评审，就像物质亚马逊一样。为此，政府因非暴力指控（包括洗钱）判处他两次无期徒刑，不得假释——只是因为他使用了比特币。他们依赖有问题的证据，并以他为榜样。”

Others accused Ulbricht of facilitating much more serious crimes with Silk Road, including human trafficking and hitmen.

其他人指责乌布利希通过丝绸之路促进了更严重的犯罪，包括人口贩运和杀手。

“Trump just issued the most ludicrous pardon in American history,” wrote @hissgoescobra. “He released Ross Ulbricht, the godfather of the Dark Web, where trafficked children, machine guns, illegal drugs, and hitmen are sold daily.”

“特朗普刚刚发布了美国历史上最荒唐的赦免，”@hissgoescobra 写道。 “他释放了暗网教父罗斯·乌布利希（Ross Ulbricht），暗网每天都在贩卖儿童、机枪、非法毒品和杀手。”

According to the International Business Times, Silk Road’s terms of service forbade selling items that could “harm or defraud,” including assassinations and “weapons of mass destruction.” A report by The Guardian included all weapons and child sexual abuse materials, though the do not mention human trafficking. It’s unclear if these terms were ever broken, and if so, whether Ulbricht knew about or acted upon such violations.

据《国际商业时报》报道，丝绸之路的服务条款禁止销售可能“伤害或诈骗”的物品，包括暗杀和“大规模杀伤性武器”。 《卫报》的一份报告包含了所有武器和儿童性虐待材料，但没有提及人口贩运。目前尚不清楚这些条款是否曾被违反，如果有，乌布利希是否知道此类违规行为或采取了行动。