| Exactly! It's not the corporations responsibility to stop their users from being pirates. In fact, I often use over 50mb/sec on a continuous basis, downloading pirated HD Movies, etc. The town isn't responsible for what I am doing, nor should they be.
If they want to stop piracy, then the should PROTECT their content. Music CD's need DRM installed on them. DVD's need to be reprotected, with a new, secure DRM feature. I think the rise of the CD/DVD burners are the main reason people pirate. If we eliminate the CD/DVD Drives from computers, we would stop a LOT of the 'casual' pirates. In fact, the large hard drives (anything over 10GB), are the main reason people download from the internet at all. Let's pass a law stating that any hard drive over 10GB is illegal. Then, only pirates will have large hard drives, but the rest of us will be protected from those nasty criminals.
I support the right wing nut cases! Those evil P2P users MUST BE STOPPED. They are economic terrorist, like that evil Chavez dude! We need to use the US Army to crack down on all those malcontent evil doers in our country. I guarantee you, if a squad of rangers burst into little timmy's room while he was downloading the latest brittney spears CD, and they shipped timmy off to afghanistan for 'questioning', we would send a MESSAGE to those pirates, and piracy would stop for good !
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| reply to karlmarx
the internet is not the easiest way to pirate movies or cd's but lets people that don't know a flip about technology get free shi_!
Soon it will be illegal to show a dvd to invite our friends over for a movie party! they will want to know how many people will be watching it or How many tv's.
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