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SafeAsCheese
United States4924 Posts
On January 23 2012 17:15 firehand101 wrote: EYEYEYEYEY everyone here, stop whinging, this is illegal, there is nothing good about it. So face it, it has to be dealt with It shouldn't be illegal is the problem here. | ||
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DjRetro
Chile309 Posts
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danielrosca
Romania123 Posts
On January 23 2012 17:28 SafeAsCheese wrote: It shouldn't be illegal is the problem here. Sure, it should, by any means, be legal to sell something that isn't yours and for which you have payed nothing. | ||
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Nizaris
Belgium2230 Posts
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StoRm_res
Switzerland891 Posts
On January 23 2012 06:51 Malgrif wrote: Looks like pirating on the internet is soon becoming a thing of the past. The only way pirating will die is if they shut down the internet as a whole ^^ | ||
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ihug
Romania27 Posts
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maartendq
Belgium3115 Posts
To be honest, $1 for a single song on iTunes is quite expensive, especially considering the abysmal quality of music nowadays. I mean, I'd gladly pay $3 for Queen's Bohemian Rhapsody because it's arguably the best pop song ever written but you'd have to pay me to listen to Kings of Leon. I'm also one of the few people who still buys physical copies of albums. | ||
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aeroH
United States1034 Posts
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Assault_1
Canada1950 Posts
On January 23 2012 18:28 StoRm_res wrote: The only way pirating will die is if they shut down the internet as a whole ^^ sure, but if piratebay, isohunt, rapidshare, megaupload etc are all shut down how would an average person like u get it | ||
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maartendq
Belgium3115 Posts
On January 23 2012 19:02 Assault_1 wrote: sure, but if piratebay, isohunt, rapidshare, megaupload etc are all shut down how would an average person like u get it There were plenty of P2P programmes before the rise of TPB, rapidshare and the likes. | ||
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KainiT
Austria392 Posts
I personally think that this is a fight only the pirates can win, since there will always be countries where they can host servers without getting in troubles with any laws and in some years the generation, that actually has experience with filesharing websites will run the world. So finally copyright on whatever can be digitized in general will be a thing of the past in two or three decades. I hope you heard it here first;) | ||
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Velr
Switzerland10877 Posts
On January 23 2012 19:12 maartendq wrote: There were plenty of P2P programmes before the rise of TPB, rapidshare and the likes. Never ever used one of these.. Now i'm not big on downloading/torrenting anyway but even THINKING tha shooting these sites down would change anything seems funny for me . | ||
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mahO
France274 Posts
On January 23 2012 16:23 dAPhREAk wrote: wow. the creepers are going to come out of their mother's basements and start a war with the US government? yeah. i am pretty sure that the american public is not going to support that, and the american military is not afraid of kids who learned war from halo and modern warfare. =P Actually they are... they're called hackers ahahah. Nobody can touch the US in a military term, but it's quite possible for main infrastructures and communication. Frankly, the US should be way more scared of a bunch of ugly nerds than ten thousand Al Qaeda members, I know the movie Die Hard 4 isnt good, but thing is, it is possible that something like that actually happens, not at such a huge scale, not on all of the US, but you attack electricity and all comunications of even one state, you'll see that it is way more dangerous than 3 fanatics in a plane. So yeah, if the US insist on pissing off most internet users including hackers, who knows, I wonder if anonymous will actually attack facebook, twitter, and some banks like they said they would, I forgot when it's supposed to hit. | ||
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Hattori_Hanzo
Singapore1229 Posts
On January 23 2012 07:06 Imbajoe wrote: It sure is gonna suck when every file sharing site is gone and the many people who use them legally will have nothing left. It gets worse. http://www.teamliquid.net/forum/viewmessage.php?topic_id=305659 | ||
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JulsFoF
49 Posts
On January 23 2012 19:02 Assault_1 wrote: sure, but if piratebay, isohunt, rapidshare, megaupload etc are all shut down how would an average person like u get it rapidshare is based in Switzerland so the us government has no power over them. | ||
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Qikz
United Kingdom12032 Posts
On January 23 2012 19:36 JulsFoF wrote: rapidshare is based in Switzerland so the us government has no power over them. Megaupload was based in New Zeland, I don't think it really makes a difference unless they're based in China. :/ | ||
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Mysticesper
United States1183 Posts
On January 23 2012 19:51 Qikz wrote: Megaupload was based in New Zeland, I don't think it really makes a difference unless they're based in China. :/ But they had a few servers within the US. | ||
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Alpino
Brazil4390 Posts
On January 23 2012 07:04 sc4k wrote: I have to say, there is being a lot of fuss made about SOPA and PIPA because of free speech, but I think 99% of the opposition is people who download files/ stream files for the purpose of evading copyright and avoiding having to pay. So much moral highgrounding but when it comes down to it people just want to keep their free lunch. oook..? | ||
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Keyboard Warrior
United States1178 Posts
On a YT video There is 1 poster, named mandrei99, who said this: In dec 2004, a romanian musician Teo Peter was killed by a US soldier on romanian soil (driving under alcohol). That soldier went back to US without problems and didn't see the inside of a jail cell not even for 1 minute: see wikipedia " TEO PETER" Why US soldiers don't do prison for killing people while driving drunk and we, normal idiots, go to prison just for downloading some movie/song ? | ||
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bLah.
Croatia497 Posts
On January 23 2012 19:19 KainiT wrote: This is becomming to get interesting. I personally think that this is a fight only the pirates can win, since there will always be countries where they can host servers without getting in troubles with any laws and in some years the generation, that actually has experience with filesharing websites will run the world. So finally copyright on whatever can be digitized in general will be a thing of the past in two or three decades. I hope you heard it here first;) Thing is, they can host their servers on planet Mars, but you will still be accountable in your country for downloading something illegaly. your ISPs can easily get all the information about what you've downloaded and if this is just a start, what if they pass laws that ISPs will have to report that information to authorities? EU is also pretty rigid about copyright infrigment so people shouldn't be so neutral while looking what's happening in USA etc | ||
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