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TKJunkMail
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Re: U.S. economy loses $58 billion from piracy every year.

said by Hangmn See Profile :

Who cares what it costs businesses. These idiots are in an arena where they are obviously out classed. If it can be done it will be done period. F'k em I screw em every chance I get
Ah, the philosophy of every criminal that goes thru the criminal justice system. And people wonder why so many people are in prison in the US.
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Re: U.S. economy loses $58 billion from piracy every year.

said by TKJunkMail See Profile :

Ah, the philosophy of every criminal that goes thru the criminal justice system. And people wonder why so many people are in prison in the US.

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Re: U.S. economy loses $58 billion from piracy every year.

Your screen name is amazingly appropriate

Hangmn
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said by TKJunkMail See Profile :

said by Hangmn See Profile :

Who cares what it costs businesses. These idiots are in an arena where they are obviously out classed. If it can be done it will be done period. F'k em I screw em every chance I get
Ah, the philosophy of every criminal that goes thru the criminal justice system. And people wonder why so many people are in prison in the US.
So should we effect change..or just take it?
The Revolutionary Army was "criminal"...until they won.
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Re: U.S. economy loses $58 billion from piracy every year.

said by Hangmn See Profile :

said by TKJunkMail See Profile :

said by Hangmn See Profile :

Who cares what it costs businesses. These idiots are in an arena where they are obviously out classed. If it can be done it will be done period. F'k em I screw em every chance I get
Ah, the philosophy of every criminal that goes thru the criminal justice system. And people wonder why so many people are in prison in the US.
So should we effect change..or just take it?
The Revolutionary Army was "criminal"...until they won.
Yes and what change are you effecting by pirating? I'm 100% sure that when people enjoying their pirated versions of movies and music that are doing it for the "greater good" and are thinking about their contribution to your so called "revolution" and not doing it for their own selfish desires.

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Re: U.S. economy loses $58 billion from piracy every year.

said by BF69 See Profile :

Yes and what change are you effecting by pirating? I'm 100% sure that when people enjoying their pirated versions of movies and music that are doing it for the "greater good" and are thinking about their contribution to your so called "revolution" and not doing it for their own selfish desires.
And I suppose you are going out to Best Buy every week and buying this swill like a good little consumer?
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The rampant piracy of content, while it has caused a bunch of bullshit spin and lawsuits has also led to the creation of:

iTunes
Yahoo Music
Real Rhapsody
eMusic
Napster (legal version)
MTV Urge
Zune
Movielink
CinemaNow
BitTorrent Store (legal version)
Vongo
Amazon UnBox
Netflix
Blockbuster Online

Are these options all good ones? Most certainly not. Some are absolutely unusable and are no real step in the right direction. Some however, are quite popular and pretty good (iTunes, Netflix) alternatives to piracy.

Sure, the content "mafiaa" should abandon DRM and get with the program full force instead of pushing out more asinine half-hearted attempts like Vongo, but the fact remains that if there was no rampant piracy of content, digital download services either would be far far worse or would not even exist at all.

As for the statement of $58b in "piracy losses" per year, that's 100% pure bullshit.
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said by BF69 See Profile :

Yes and what change are you effecting by pirating?
Ah, there is the rub. I don't trade in pirated **AA content. If it isn't worth paying to see it, it isn't worth seeing at all.
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said by TKJunkMail See Profile :

said by Hangmn See Profile :

Who cares what it costs businesses. These idiots are in an arena where they are obviously out classed. If it can be done it will be done period. F'k em I screw em every chance I get
Ah, the philosophy of every criminal that goes thru the criminal justice system. And people wonder why so many people are in prison in the US.
So many people are in prison in the US because the Laws are out of control, and the legislatures are bought and sold every day...
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Re: U.S. economy loses $58 billion from piracy every year.

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said by Hangmn See Profile :

, and the legislatures are bought and sold every day...
And that there is the main reason. Buying laws should send people to prison.
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Re: U.S. economy loses $58 billion from piracy every year.

People are buying laws so that they can send people (others) to prison
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said by Hangmn See Profile :

said by TKJunkMail See Profile :

said by Hangmn See Profile :

Who cares what it costs businesses. These idiots are in an arena where they are obviously out classed. If it can be done it will be done period. F'k em I screw em every chance I get
Ah, the philosophy of every criminal that goes thru the criminal justice system. And people wonder why so many people are in prison in the US.
So many people are in prison in the US because the Laws are out of control, and the legislatures are bought and sold every day...
You're right! Damn those laws against murder, rape, child molestation and drug dealing!!!!!!!!

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Re: U.S. economy loses $58 billion from piracy every year.

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You're right! Damn those laws against murder, rape, child molestation and drug dealing!!!!!!!!
You are truley showing your ignorance son
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You were doing so well until you threw "drug dealing" into the mix...

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Yeah right laws against child molestation. What a fucking joke those laws have been made into lately. People that do that should be put down like rabid dogs, but these days we have people in jail for longer for copying DVDs or possessing a little bit of weed. Child rapists are constantly being let out of jail early or given light sentences. Disgusting.

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HEY KARL!!! Kaaarrrrlll!!!

Please, can we have a demerit system in these threads about the RIAA? One that automatically hits any poster that brings up the specious equivalency between pirated anything and child porn, child rape, child molestation and child auto seats with a negative score?

God weeps and a kitty dies every time this half-a**ed argument is put forth.

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Re: U.S. economy loses $58 billion from piracy every year.

I'd vote for it, lets do it.
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Re: U.S. economy loses $58 billion from piracy every year.

said by yabos See Profile :

Yeah, it's because you can go to jail for having a roach in your ash tray.
First of all pot is ILLEGAL. If you wish it not to be do something about it or move to Canada or Alaska. Secondly in most states just having a roach in your ashtray won't get you any jail time. Maybe a years probabtion at most. Thirdly if you are that dumb to leave a roach in your ashtry for the cops to find maybe you deserve jail.
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Re: U.S. economy loses $58 billion from piracy every year.

said by BF69 See Profile :

First of all pot is ILLEGAL.
Which does not make it wrong, only illegal.
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Yeah it's illegal and I won't argue about whether it should be or not but it'd really dumb they would throw someone in jail for such a small amount when the person isn't hurting anything. If they have 10lbs in their trunk then throw the book at them but when the person isn't hurting anyone except perhaps themselves it's not a good thing to throw someone in jail for that.

I don't live in the States but I do watch Cops and they arrest people for things like that. They say "oh it's not a big deal but we're arresting you.."

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said by TKJunkMail See Profile :

Ah, the philosophy of every criminal that goes thru the criminal justice system. And people wonder why so many people are in prison in the US.
(bolding mine)

Call us when you actually have some data to back that supposed theory you have outlined here since, as the facts would stand, it is wrong.

Maybe we should start locking people up who state things as fact without data to back it up... Hmmm.
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said by TKJunkMail See Profile :

said by Hangmn See Profile :

Who cares what it costs businesses. These idiots are in an arena where they are obviously out classed. If it can be done it will be done period. F'k em I screw em every chance I get
Ah, the philosophy of every criminal that goes thru the criminal justice system. And people wonder why so many people are in prison in the US.
NO, NO, NO, people are not that stupid. Most educated people don't wonder, but rather lament the fact so many people are in prison in the US. The vast majority of U.S. prisoners are non violent offenders. You Wana lock someone up now and force me to pay my taxes to in-prison a broke college student who likes to listen to music and shares his collection with other like minded students? Get Real.

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said by TKJunkMail See Profile :

said by Hangmn See Profile :

Who cares what it costs businesses. These idiots are in an arena where they are obviously out classed. If it can be done it will be done period. F'k em I screw em every chance I get
Ah, the philosophy of every criminal that goes thru the criminal justice system. And people wonder why so many people are in prison in the US.
Because incarceration is big business and big profits?
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said by TKJunkMail See Profile :

said by Hangmn See Profile :

Who cares what it costs businesses. These idiots are in an arena where they are obviously out classed. If it can be done it will be done period. F'k em I screw em every chance I get
Ah, the philosophy of every criminal that goes thru the criminal justice system. And people wonder why so many people are in prison in the US.
If more bankers were in Jail I might agree
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