Swedish human rights activist Anna Ardin accused Julian Assange of sexual assault, but is glad he's now free

She is at pains to describe him neither as a hero nor a monster, but a complicated man.

Complicated? Really? He's a multiple rapist with a fetish for impregnating women—and that's the generous interpretation. If we read Inside Wikileaks, there's this bit:

We often discussed the theory of evolution. If he did have faith in anything, it was the theory of evolution. Julian thought that the stronger members of the species not only prevailed, but produced heirs who were better able to survive. Naturally, in his view, his genes particularly deserved to be reproduced.
Once I sat in a large group and listened to Julian boast about how many children he had fathered in various parts of the world. He seemed to enjoy the idea of lots and lots of little Julians, one on every continent. Whether he took care of any of these alleged children, or whether they existed at all, was another question.

And that's not even mentioning how he used the honeypot angle to turn wikileaks and the entire gulible left into his personal rape defence league.