 cacrollEventually, Prozac becomes normalPremium
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Martinez, CA | HorseShit Encryption and proxy servers.
The Internet is a worldwide facility. Laws made in one country cannot affect the Internet as a whole.
If any one country does not bow down to these assholes, the ISPs in that country will be used for access. If any one ISP does not bow down to these assholes, that ISP will be used for access.
If the RIAA, MPAA and companies such as NBC expect piracy to stop, they need to remove their heads from their arseholes, and come up with a business model that encourages people not to support piracy. That's the only solution.
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Cleveland, OH | said by cacroll:If the RIAA, MPAA and companies such as NBC expect piracy to stop, they need to remove their heads from their arseholes, and come up with a business model that encourages people not to support piracy. That's the only solution. Lets be serious here. "Piracy" will never and I will repeat for the morons among us, NEVER go away. ISPs implement protocol filters, pirates encrypt and modify protocols. ISPs implement IP bans, proxy servers will route around them. What the "content providers" need to do is reevaluate their "product" to determine at what point most people will buy it instead of "stealing" it. That is an effective strategy, coupled with going after real pirates, and bootleggers they will still be able to prosper.
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said by cacroll:they need to remove their heads from their arseholes, and come up with a business model that encourages people not to support piracy. What IS the "business model" that encourages people not to support piracy other than FREE?
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cacrollEventually, Prozac becomes normalPremium
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Martinez, CA | said by Shamayim:What IS the "business model" that encourages people not to support piracy other than FREE?
Go shopping at the mall. Do all stores there have anti-theft gates?
Most people believe in paying for honestly and responsibly manufactured and marketed products, and advise others to pay for those products. They go shopping, and they pay for the products. Many stores don't need anti-theft gates, and they don't give their products away either.
On the other hand, "sell" me something and tell me not to share what I buy with my friends, or pay extra to use it in my car than in my home, and I'll tell you where to get off.
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Enough freedom for the masses Internet has enabled the wretched masses a taste of freedom. It's about time we clamp the hoses of free information.
1 Ban all those torrent files(filter or otherwise), ban all the sites that even have links to illegal content
2. Ban any dissenting sites in the name of national security
3. Allow only the sites that are not against us
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| said by nutcr0cker:Internet has enabled the wretched masses a taste of freedom. It's about time we clamp the hoses of free information. 1 Ban all those torrent files(filter or otherwise), ban all the sites that even have links to illegal content 2. Ban any dissenting sites in the name of national security 3. Allow only the sites that are not against us Putin has laid an exemplary parable for the new world order and the commies at the time magazine name him the man of the year What has Putin to do with any of this? Are you so brainwashed that you think Putin is responsible for censoring the internet? Are you seriously that naive?
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Re: HorseShit said by cacroll:On the other hand, "sell" me something and tell me not to share what I buy with my friends, or pay extra to use it in my car than in my home, and I'll tell you where to get off. Sorry, but that's not convincing. You have a choice not to buy if you don't agree with the terms of the sale.
However, I do agree that copyright has *immensely* tilted toward artists and publishers. It used to be a balance between the artist and society to encourage creative people to create, and recompense society for involving itself in a private market transaction (to facilitate a market for creative people).
The best example is Windows 3.1 It won't enter the Public Domain until around 2070. It wouldn't be worth much to anyone today. How will society be recompensed in 2070?
Your argument sounds like theft. Whereas, if you use my argument it sounds like society is being robbed. Disrespect for copyright could be argued to be a noble act of civil disobedience.
It might resonate more with people who are opposed to theft. It might convey the fundamental problem.
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Tarpon Springs, FL | reply to nutcr0cker
Re: Enough freedom for the masses said by nutcr0cker:Internet has enabled the wretched masses a taste of freedom. It's about time we clamp the hoses of free information. 1 Ban all those torrent files(filter or otherwise), ban all the sites that even have links to illegal content 2. Ban any dissenting sites in the name of national security 3. Allow only the sites that are not against us Putin has laid an exemplary parable for the new world order and the commies at the time magazine name him the man of the year What has Putin to do with any of this?
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Springfield, MO | reply to nutcr0cker
right... and end up like China no thanks
also what about legit uses of bit torrent like say.. the patcher for WoW and some small aps
the day the US bans sites is the day i leave the US
but im sure you would of been happy in the old Soviet Union right were any one could be wisked off in the night never to return and that included some of the most loyal members of its inner workings |
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