Hangmn
Don't Fight It...It's Inevitable
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Re: arrrgh mateys
said by Asmodeus  :said by Hangmn :said by K Patterson :Well, the legal threats are not hollow. It is only a matter of time before these guys end up in big trouble. Their ridiculous emails in response to takedown notices will end up in the court record. Now, I don't care for the RIAA and their approach in the US is a ludicrous abuse of the legal process, but it is their property and sooner or later folks who upload and download are going to pay for it. And once I buy a hardcopy of media it becomes MY Property, the **AAs have made their money and I have my Property, under fair use I CAN DO WHAT THE FUCK I WANT WITH IT..get it yet?? Don't you neo-cons find the irony yet that the FBI was SOOO busy chasing "media pirates" that the Twin towers were attcked and fell?? I find it pathetic actually wow, p2p'ing dovetails into neocon conspiracy kook theories on wtc. i guess all that kool-aid really does help in bridging connections that were never there. hmmm... What conspiracy theory? I stated FACT, your National Police Force had its collective head up its ass chasing "infringing IPs" on the interwebs while a plot was hatched and carried out to take out WTC. I didnt state who I thought did it.Its simply a matter of priorities. as in, Copyright infringment a CIVIL OFFENSE is more important than NATIONAL SAFETY.No conspiricy theories here ,,,sorry please come again. Flawed argument,either get some sleep or learn how to read.
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Asmodeus
join:2004-05-26
Spring Valley, CA
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said by Hangmn :said by K Patterson :Well, the legal threats are not hollow. It is only a matter of time before these guys end up in big trouble. Their ridiculous emails in response to takedown notices will end up in the court record. Now, I don't care for the RIAA and their approach in the US is a ludicrous abuse of the legal process, but it is their property and sooner or later folks who upload and download are going to pay for it. And once I buy a hardcopy of media it becomes MY Property, the **AAs have made their money and I have my Property, under fair use I CAN DO WHAT THE FUCK I WANT WITH IT..get it yet?? Don't you neo-cons find the irony yet that the FBI was SOOO busy chasing "media pirates" that the Twin towers were attcked and fell?? I find it pathetic actually wow, p2p'ing dovetails into neocon conspiracy kook theories on wtc. i guess all that kool-aid really does help in bridging connections that were never there. hmmm... |
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K Patterson
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join:2006-03-12
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Perhaps you need to reread the "Fair Use" section of the copyright law.
As for your personal attack, you are not correct. |
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Hangmn
Don't Fight It...It's Inevitable
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join:2000-04-08
Philadelphia, PA
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said by K Patterson :Well, the legal threats are not hollow. It is only a matter of time before these guys end up in big trouble. Their ridiculous emails in response to takedown notices will end up in the court record. Now, I don't care for the RIAA and their approach in the US is a ludicrous abuse of the legal process, but it is their property and sooner or later folks who upload and download are going to pay for it. And once I buy a hardcopy of media it becomes MY Property, the **AAs have made their money and I have my Property, under fair use I CAN DO WHAT THE FUCK I WANT WITH IT..get it yet?? Don't you neo-cons find the irony yet that the FBI was SOOO busy chasing "media pirates" that the Twin towers were attcked and fell?? I find it pathetic actually
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