 IgnitePremium,VIP
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Re: What is state's interest in shielding student thieves ? said by dispatcher21:Violating copyright is not theft but its still illegal. Read up on US Code Title 17. Which has what to do with it not being theft?  |
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| said by Ignite:said by dispatcher21:Violating copyright is not theft but its still illegal. Read up on US Code Title 17. Which has what to do with it not being theft? Theft is a perfectly adequate generic short form that describes the underlying immorality of copyright infringement.
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1 edit | said by fAcEtIOUs:Theft is a perfectly adequate generic short form that describes the underlying immorality of copyright infringement. Just as extortion is a perfectly adequate generic short form that describes the underlying immorality of the RIAA's ways of performing discovery and obtaining relief for the infringements. |
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fiberguyMy views are my own.Premium
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kudos:3 | reply to Ignite
Why do those movie barkers talking about copyright is labeled FBI WARNING...?? Just curious.  |
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 bear73Metnav... Fly The Unfriendly SkiesPremium
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Grand Forks Afb, ND | reply to fAcEtIOUs
WOW HTC.... you went from a discussion about how the OR AG is calling out the RIAA onto the carpet to answer for their practicies and teh legality of their actions to dowsnloaders and copyright infringment... Answer me this Batman... HOW does hte AG calling out the RIAA have ANYTHING to do with copyright infringement?
...and no, you cannot use the argument of '...well if they weren't pirating then we wouldn't be breaking the law...' cuz ya have to be on the RIGHT side to throw stones... |
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