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On December 05 2011 02:03 Sclol wrote: For those wondering... you could ALWAYS download everything that isnt illegal (like childpornography) but not upload it in Switzerland
So basically that makes bittorrent illegal right?
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What the heck, is it a meme or something that some people confuse switzerland with sweden?
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Guess Serbia is the place to go.....
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On December 05 2011 02:11 dinmsab wrote:Show nested quote +On December 05 2011 02:03 Sclol wrote: For those wondering... you could ALWAYS download everything that isnt illegal (like childpornography) but not upload it in Switzerland So basically that makes bittorrent illegal right? Yes it does
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Pretty sure I'm going to go move to Romania.
Or was that a different joke? I'm not even sure any more.
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I love progressive nations.
But on the other hand, fucked up countries like my Croatia are ok on this topic too, because nobody cares about piracy here in the first place...
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U.S time for you to step uppp!
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On December 05 2011 02:16 VGhost wrote: Pretty sure I'm going to go move to Romania.
Or was that a different joke? I'm not even sure any more.
It doesn't matter, haven't you heard? Piracy is now legal in Senegal!
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as long as i can eat whatever kangaroo runs around here in austria i don't care what the swedes do.
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On December 05 2011 02:17 ShoCkeyy wrote: U.S time for you to step uppp!
What world are you dreaming that you live in? The us wants to step up internet regulation not back down on it.
Swiss take this issue makes a lot of sense.
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On December 05 2011 02:19 green.at wrote: as long as i can eat whatever kangaroo runs around here in austria i don't care what the swedes do. Quite clever
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Good for Switzerland. I'm jealous.
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The thing is Switzerland is a direct demacracy. We do have elected representatives but in the end people can allways force a referendum on any law. That's why lobbying the politics isn't as effectiv as in other countries.
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while we are at it switzerland also has really high salaries, barcrafts, cups only for swiss people and nice women. Feel free to join us
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On December 05 2011 02:20 JonnyLaw wrote:What world are you dreaming that you live in? The us wants to step up internet regulation not back down on it. Swiss take this issue makes a lot of sense. To be fair, Switzerland has a lot of advantages when it comes to this sort of legislation. Consider the nature of exactly what is being downloaded in Switzerland, how much of it is produced in a foreign country? It is quite easy to declare piracy legal when the harms associated with said piracy are being felt in another place entirely.
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Question: The article mentions "movies and music" specifically at times, but other times uses more generic terms in stating that "current copyright law considers the downloading of content for personal use as acceptable and legal".
Basically - does this only apply to music and movies, or any digital entertainment product (such as software)?
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On December 05 2011 02:14 Sclol wrote:Show nested quote +On December 05 2011 02:11 dinmsab wrote:On December 05 2011 02:03 Sclol wrote: For those wondering... you could ALWAYS download everything that isnt illegal (like childpornography) but not upload it in Switzerland So basically that makes bittorrent illegal right? Yes it does
Isn't torrenting the only way to get caught anyway? I thought downloading from filehosting sites was considered safe
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