  MysticGogeta The Robot Devil Premium join:2005-03-14 League City, TX clubs: | reply to hotty198 Re: comcast issued a letter to me part 2
Use neighbors internet next time. |
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aka hacking the surfboard lol.
thanks guys for your help. so is peerguardian(or can you recommend better?) does more harm to downloads then good for protecting you from riaa mpaa?
has anyone got my kind of notice while using a torrent program with peerguardian 2?
Ill admit I was wide open. not encrypting my torrents, no peer guardian. never got a notice before. and Ive been using utorrent for about 3 years. |
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 pandora Premium join:2001-06-01 Outland | reply to hotty198 Re: comcast issued a letter to me part 2
Thanks for the clarification. Have you been contacted by the MPAA yet? |
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said by sturmvogel :To see how stupid this is. You have a car that you bought. Someone passes by the street and drawns then makes an exact copy of it, then drives away in "his" copy. Have you lost anything ? Has the original manufacturer of the car lost anything ? People that make movies/music/software are entitled to compensation for their work. People may think the price is too high but no one is being forced to buy it and we certainly don't have the right to copy and distribute their work. While copyright infringement may not technically be theft, it certainly results in theft of income for the artist or programmer.
Still not convinced? Take a $20 bill and make a few hundred copies of it and then pass them at your local convenience store. It's your $20, right? You should be able to copy it right? You haven't stolen anything, right? Sounds legal to me.
So go try it and let us know how it works for you.  |
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join:2005-10-30 South Jordan, UT 1 edit | Your argument assumes a p2p user downloads a movie or what have you and then sells it for money, copying a bill and then using it to purchase something. Come up with a argument that is not flawed. |
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 robl27 Premium join:2008-07-16 Mary Esther, FL
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1 edit | he got caught because a bot tracked his IP. if he used peerguardan
»phoenixlabs.org/pg2/
he would have protected himself and thous probably would have never happen.
this is all about greed pure and simple. you people who say "don't steal music/movies" well go ahead and get ripped off when you buy a cd or movie. cd's shouldn't have to cost anymore then $10.00.
you people need to understand why this is happening. control pure and simple.
-Rob -- »www.cband.info come join our IRC chat room and meet some new friends and listen to some good radio. We don't bite unless it's a piece of steak! |
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  GlobalMind Domino Dude, POWER Systems Guy Premium join:2001-10-29 Hollywood, FL 2 edits | reply to Rob Copyright infringement isn't theft, no matter how many times you say it.
That isn't to say p2p downloaders are right in the infringing act, but that still doesn't make it theft legally or otherwise. |
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  81399672 Premium join:2006-05-17 Los Angeles, CA 2 edits | reply to Rob Re: comcast issued a letter to me part 2
He/she is not stealing anything, they are borrowing. |
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  darcilicious Cyber Librarian Premium join:2001-01-02 Forest Grove, OR
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2 edits | said by 81399672 : He/she is not stealing anything, they are borrowing. You mean renting without paying?  |
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  81399672 Premium join:2006-05-17 Los Angeles, CA
1 edit | said by darcilicious :You mean renting without paying?  |
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  mike12806 Premium join:2007-08-28 Milton, MA | reply to hotty198 Why not just use newsgroups and lower you chances of getting caught?  |
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