kd6cae
P2p Shouldn't Be A Crime
join:2001-08-27
Lancaster, CA
 ·RoadRunner Cable
 ·DSL EXTREME
| the rIAA needs to wake up!
It sickens me what the RIAA is doing. People that just want the content, such as music, enjoy the ability to get it instantly online. Why the RIAA has more money then any of us would know what to do with and it makes me mad knowing what they're using it for! And I personally want others to hear the content that I personally like. If the rIAA is this irate about sharing of content where folks can distribute stuff, which in my view is a perfect promotional tool for them, which you'd think they'd want, then why not just ban traditional broadcast Radio from playing their stuff! when I say, when will we the consumer decide how we want stuff done instead of the RIAa crazy folks getting their way controlling everything from what we hear to what's done with it! Kill the RIAA! |
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DONKEYKONG01
join:2003-03-21
Metairie, LA
| said by kd6cae  :
It sickens me what the RIAA is doing. People that just want the content, such as music, enjoy the ability to get it instantly online. Why the RIAA has more money then any of us would know what to do with and it makes me mad knowing what they're using it for! And I personally want others to hear the content that I personally like. If the rIAA is this irate about sharing of content where folks can distribute stuff, which in my view is a perfect promotional tool for them, which you'd think they'd want, then why not just ban traditional broadcast Radio from playing their stuff! when I say, when will we the consumer decide how we want stuff done instead of the RIAa crazy folks getting their way controlling everything from what we hear to what's done with it! Kill the RIAA!
Well let the whole world knows how wrong they are and how right we are to share whatever we so choose! The riaa will not stop pursuing us until they are OUT OF BUSINESS FOR GOOD!!! |
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kd6cae
P2p Shouldn't Be A Crime
join:2001-08-27
Lancaster, CA
·RoadRunner Cable
·DSL EXTREME
| Yes agreed the RIAA will be our constant fears until they're thrown out of existance. However how will that happen when it seems everything I read about the rIAA and file sharing in general seems to indicate the RIAA is getting their way and consumers aren't seemingly able to do a thing about it? I mean just recently a ruling that says a piece of software used to make copies of DVDS is now illegal? That isn't the RIAA's thing I know but it's the same type of thing. Pretty soon it'll be illegal to make your own CD's just because the possibility is there for them to get distributed! Well I will say if the rIAA/MPAA would ever listen we could reach a decent compromise where we all could benifit but no all they want to do is make technology illegal in a sense! boy I hope something goes right for us the consumer sometime soon. |
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