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| This is why I hate SONY and all these other MPAA Bastards.They will pay for this just like the RIAA will for their shit.
I have stopped buying any new movies from Hollywood or MPAA Stooges.I will now only buy new movies used so they will not get a dime out of me.
Wish I could make a network in Portland Maine. |
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 BF69Premium
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Camden, TN | said by gorehound:This is why I hate SONY and all these other MPAA Bastards.They will pay for this just like the RIAA will for their shit. I have stopped buying any new movies from Hollywood or MPAA Stooges.I will now only buy new movies used so they will not get a dime out of me. Wish I could make a network in Portland Maine. Here's an idea, why not hate the stupid idiot that was pirating the movies in the first place? That's who I hate. I mean how cheap can someon be not to pay a few dollars for content? Even Burger King pays you $7.25 an hour. More than enough to pay for a movie.
Your logic is like hating the cops for shutting down your favorite hangout because the owners were laundering money instead of hating the people doing the illegal activities. |
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| I laugh because your rant does nothing, and people will still do what they want, when they want. 
I have no remorse for the RIAA and MPAA |
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No, it's more akin to cops shutting down a favorite hangout because one patron did something illegal there. |
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| No, more akin to a local hangout deciding to close down because a patron did something illegal there.
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said by BF69:Here's an idea, why not hate the stupid idiot that was pirating the movies in the first place? ... I would rather hate the system that allows the MPAA to send shutdown notices with little or no proof whatsoever. There is nothing in the referenced article to indicate the MPAA has actual proof of an illegal download.
of course, there are dead grannies and people that don't own computers that can attest to how accurate the MPAA claims can be. |
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 MattAll noise, no signal.Premium
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Jamestown, NC
kudos:12 | said by nasadude:said by BF69:Here's an idea, why not hate the stupid idiot that was pirating the movies in the first place? ... I would rather hate the system that allows the MPAA to send shutdown notices with little or no proof whatsoever. There is nothing in the referenced article to indicate the MPAA has actual proof of an illegal download. of course, there are dead grannies and people that don't own computers that can attest to how accurate the MPAA claims can be. You are confusing the MPAA and RIAA. The MPAA is fairly reasonable when it comes to DMCA notices and doesn't fling lawsuits around like candy or extort users for $5,000 per infraction.
Anyway, a DMCA takedown notice just means they have to remove the infringing content, a completely reasonable request. It's the owner of the network who is at fault here as he decided to just shut it down rather than respond. If he would have simply ignored the error, nothing would have happened anyway.
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Canada | reply to BF69
Exactly. And the Rays SUCK! |
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said by gorehound:This is why I hate SONY and all these other MPAA Bastards.They will pay for this just like the RIAA will for their shit. I have stopped buying any new movies from Hollywood or MPAA Stooges.I will now only buy new movies used so they will not get a dime out of me. Wish I could make a network in Portland Maine. Sony in a nutshell:
Lets invest millions to make each device we make use a different format of a memory card.
Lets invest more millions into DRM that will be useless to the general consumer, but to prevent a few consumers from making a copy of it.
**AA in a nutshell:
Lets send take down notices to ANYONE without any actual investigations, which includes printers.
Lets harass the elderly and young.
All this trouble all because they don't want to keep up with the technology and move all their content online. I can't understand why not. If its online then you don't have to pay for materials, which in turn could be paid to the sysadmins/servers to support this AND once you actually have the groundwork in place its easy money. |
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Davie, FL
kudos:2 | reply to Necronomikro
... while other patrons use the incident to somehow justify their own illegal behavior that hasn't been caught yet. I'm curious exactly how many people who badmouth the RIAA and MPAA have nothing to hide (very few) and how many are just making excuses (the vast majority). If you're going to steal, at least be a man, admit it, and don't try to blame your own mistakes on other people. |
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MattAll noise, no signal.Premium
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Jamestown, NC
kudos:12 | said by quatrix:If you're going to steal, at least be a man, admit it, and don't try to blame your own mistakes on other people. Exactly.
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Because if they put the content online people wont pay as much as if it was on DVD. Know anyone who would pay 15.99 to see a movie on their computer once? And if its downloadable then at that point you might as well get the DVD so you will have a backup in case of harddrive failure. A DVD can be ripped/copied over and over, a file on the other hand is only good until the drive its on dies |
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join:2002-03-05 | reply to BF69
If we keep using your police scenario, I'd say that the RIAA and MPAA are more akin to drug dealing cops who are shutting down the favored hangout because it's affecting their side income...
The RIAA and MPAA are hardly innocent poor organizations who have been molested and wronged. Quit trying to paint them as some sort of heroes or even as law abiding citizens.
While I don't pirate anything myself, I certainly won't discourage others from doing so. There has to be some good in any activity that causes harm and loss to the MPAA and/or RIAA.
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said by zipjay:Because if they put the content online people wont pay as much as if it was on DVD. Know anyone who would pay 15.99 to see a movie on their computer once? And if its downloadable then at that point you might as well get the DVD so you will have a backup in case of harddrive failure. A DVD can be ripped/copied over and over, a file on the other hand is only good until the drive its on dies That is a common myth. DVDs are made from plastic which can become scratched or cracked which will make them unreadable in players. Even if you treat them like your newborn, the laser can wear down the material.
And I didn't say that people should pay 15.99 to watch it once. But, that 15.99 is part material costs, part distributing costs. You could probably knock that down to $5-10 easy to watch a movie once. If the quality was good, I am sure a number of people who pirate movies today would buy it.
If you have a DRM free file then you can throw it in a RAID which means that media will probably never disappear. |
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said by zipjay:Because if they put the content online people wont pay as much as if it was on DVD. Know anyone who would pay 15.99 to see a movie on their computer once? And if its downloadable then at that point you might as well get the DVD so you will have a backup in case of harddrive failure. A DVD can be ripped/copied over and over, a file on the other hand is only good until the drive its on dies Actually what about $25 to rent a movie?
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