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Comcast Scraps P2P 'Bill Of Rights' Idea > Consumer Advocates would be intentionally disruptive

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Re: Consumer Advocates would be intentionally disruptive

Sir, you are a liar unless you can provide one single piece of evidence that Free Press has advocated for stealing music and movies, or that they have ever said illegal content should be protected from network management.

Shame on you.

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