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reply to TK Junk Mail
Re: Consumer Advocates would be intentionally disruptive

said by TK Junk Mail See Profile :

And that plays to their usual anti-corporate bias and their usual advocacy for stealing music and movies.
Which is some how worse that your usual anti-consumer, corporations do no wrong stance ?

To say that consumer advocates _advocate_ file sharing of copyrighted materials because the oppose ISPs playing content censors and copyright police is like saying that people who support the first amendment rights of organizations like the KKK advocate racism and hate. All that does is serve to cloud the debate and stear the dicussion away from the facts and into BS political and social commentary.
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