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Kizzy 08-02-2012 12:19 PM

It does say at the beginning of every DVD not to copy...reproduce and such, im just wondering with him being a science student if they were worried it was a cover? but then he would be breaking the law here too...His mother mentioned a 2004 law, could be the civil contingencies act which can override the human rights act if needed if relating to areas of national or international security.

arista 08-02-2012 12:29 PM

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Originally Posted by kizzy (Post 4940816)
It does say at the beginning of every DVD not to copy...reproduce and such, im just wondering with him being a science student if they were worried it was a cover? but then he would be breaking the law here too...His mother mentioned a 2004 law, could be the civil contingencies act which can override the human rights act if needed if relating to areas of national or international security.




Yes it is Normal


This is why Bob is Alone with his Wrong Views

billy123 08-02-2012 12:39 PM

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Originally Posted by kizzy (Post 4940816)
It does say at the beginning of every DVD not to copy...reproduce and such, im just wondering with him being a science student if they were worried it was a cover? but then he would be breaking the law here too...His mother mentioned a 2004 law, could be the civil contingencies act which can override the human rights act if needed if relating to areas of national or international security.

He has been charged with doing this http://www.mediafire.com/
oops i just did it too :) posting links is not a crime and he didnt reproduce or host any films or music.

Kizzy 08-02-2012 12:45 PM

I just clicked on that! is that his website.. and its just for movies and music or any files? how do you know that someone has not been using the site to download other things? as the host he will be held accountable if so.

billy123 08-02-2012 12:51 PM

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Originally Posted by kizzy (Post 4940836)
I just clicked on that! is that his website.. and its just for movies and music or any files? how do you know that someone has not been using the site to download other things? as the host he will be held accountable if so.

No thats not his site thats just a random file hosting site that sometimes has been known to host films and music but thats all he did is post links to other sites on his website on his website thats all there was links to other websites and now he is being persecuted by bullys desperate to rule the internet and dictate to the world what they want to be allowed.

billy123 08-02-2012 12:54 PM

This thread wasnt really meant to be about that one case just the overbearing world police attitude that the us government display in trying to force their laws down the rest of the worlds throat.
This documentary warns of the path that nazi germany took that pattern is being repeated by america.

Kizzy 08-02-2012 01:00 PM

The internet is full of conspiracy theories...If you let yourself be caught up in all the illuminate america is evil stuff it will drive you bonkers.

billy123 08-02-2012 01:06 PM

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Originally Posted by kizzy (Post 4940861)
The internet is full of conspiracy theories...If you let yourself be caught up in all the illuminate america is evil stuff it will drive you bonkers.

I agree to an extent :hugesmile:
It was still a conspiracy theory in nazi germany until after it had happened though.
http://www.zerohedge.com/contributed...authorizing-mo
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Senate Passes Bill Allowing Indefinite Detention of Americans ... Considers Bill Authorizing More Torture

Niamh. 08-02-2012 01:15 PM

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Originally Posted by bobnot (Post 4940807)
Thanks some of my examples might be seen as extreme but if i break a law in the uk i expect to be punished and accept that but to be prosecuted when i havent broken any law in my own country is unnaceptable.

Yeah, I do agree with you, but the internet is a bit of a grey area, especially if you're, infact, stealing something from another country

arista 08-02-2012 01:49 PM

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Originally Posted by Niamh. (Post 4940888)
Yeah, I do agree with you, but the internet is a bit of a grey area, especially if you're, infact, stealing something from another country



Yes Valid

You are a Legal Online person
or
A Criminal Online Person

Criminals Will be Jailed.



Bring It On.

arista 08-02-2012 01:50 PM

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Originally Posted by kizzy (Post 4940861)
The internet is full of conspiracy theories...If you let yourself be caught up in all the illuminate america is evil stuff it will drive you bonkers.


You are Very Wise

this thread is Bonkers.

lostalex 08-02-2012 04:44 PM

wait, so you're saying that not being able to download free movies is equivalent to the murder of 6 million homosexuals, mentally disabled people, and semites? REALLY?

get a grip.

I'm certainly against internet censorship, but to compare it to the holocaust is repulsive and completely misguided.

Livia 08-02-2012 05:29 PM

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Originally Posted by bobnot (Post 4940796)
I break the law somewhere every day i live and breath as does just about everyone.
To call it tenuous is dismissing your own belief. I live under the law of this country and do my best to abide by its laws what right does another country have to start extraditing law abiding citizens of another country?
Ok would you be happy to be extradited to saudi arabia for drinking alcohol? would you be happy to be extradited to france for selling a doll that didnt have a human face or extradited to portugal for peeing in the ocean?
No you wouldnt but all these things are illegal according to their laws but you arent expected to live by those laws so why live by americas??

I wasn't actually disagreeing with your point because extadition should always be a two way street and it often isn't especially where some countries, like the USA are concerned. However, as you've made a couple of analogies... Peeing in the ocean and drinking alcohol may well be illegal in other countries but I can't do them, and make money from them, using the Internet thereby breaching Portugal and Saudi law.

I said it's tenuous because your point is about someone who's made money from the work of other people and who now is being requested to answer for it in the country where that work is copyrighted. It's not the same thing as taking a stand against a country which occupied large areas of Europe by force bringing about a world war and wiping out millions of people.

joeysteele 08-02-2012 10:41 PM

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Originally Posted by Livia (Post 4941422)
I wasn't actually disagreeing with your point because extadition should always be a two way street and it often isn't especially where some countries, like the USA are concerned. However, as you've made a couple of analogies... Peeing in the ocean and drinking alcohol may well be illegal in other countries but I can't do them, and make money from them, using the Internet thereby breaching Portugal and Saudi law.

I said it's tenuous because your point is about someone who's made money from the work of other people and who now is being requested to answer for it in the country where that work is copyrighted. It's not the same thing as taking a stand against a country which occupied large areas of Europe by force bringing about a world war and wiping out millions of people.

You are so inspirational Livia, I agree with all you have said in your posts on this issue raised on this thread.
Incredible insight and a firmly balanced view too.

Shasown 09-02-2012 12:48 AM

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Originally Posted by Livia (Post 4941422)
I wasn't actually disagreeing with your point because extadition should always be a two way street and it often isn't especially where some countries, like the USA are concerned. However, as you've made a couple of analogies... Peeing in the ocean and drinking alcohol may well be illegal in other countries but I can't do them, and make money from them, using the Internet thereby breaching Portugal and Saudi law.

I said it's tenuous because your point is about someone who's made money from the work of other people and who now is being requested to answer for it in the country where that work is copyrighted. It's not the same thing as taking a stand against a country which occupied large areas of Europe by force bringing about a world war and wiping out millions of people.

Its because of the 2003 Extradition Act covering extradition requirements between the UK and other countries and the wording required by each country to be able to have a person extradited, we have to show "probable cause", the US has to show "reasonable suspicion". bearing in mind that the interpretation of reasonable suspicion in our courts would be different than the interpretation of probable cause in US courts.

Also you have to bear in mind the rights of appeals in the US in comparison to the rights of appeals in the UK legal system. The CPS and Procurator Fiscal always consider costs and public interest before launching expensive extradition applications.

lostalex 09-02-2012 01:18 AM

et's also talk about the fact that the UK doesn't even need a SOPA, they already have the power of censorship, people are being BANNED from talking about things online via yur COURTS already. People can be pulled into UK courts for talking about super injunctions.

Super-Injunctions are FAR more of a violation of free speech than anything SOPA could do.

billy123 09-02-2012 06:43 AM

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Originally Posted by Livia (Post 4941422)
I wasn't actually disagreeing with your point because extadition should always be a two way street and it often isn't especially where some countries, like the USA are concerned. However, as you've made a couple of analogies... Peeing in the ocean and drinking alcohol may well be illegal in other countries but I can't do them, and make money from them, using the Internet thereby breaching Portugal and Saudi law.

He was approached by one of the biggest american companies in existence about putting advertising on his site the same american company are also the party that made the lions share of any money that was generated why arent they being prosecuted?
You can make money from peeing and being drunk if you find the right audience :)

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Originally Posted by lostalex (Post 4941345)
wait, so you're saying that not being able to download free movies is equivalent to the murder of 6 million homosexuals, mentally disabled people, and semites? REALLY?

get a grip.

I'm certainly against internet censorship, but to compare it to the holocaust is repulsive and completely misguided.

Not like you to be completely over dramatic is it :rolleyes:
just because i drew some comparisons i should of known you would go over the top in being ridiculous.
i never mentioned the holocaust i merely drew some comparisons in there behaviour for example the right to detain its own citizens indefinitely without charge that was passed recently thats a terrifying development and a complete abuse of human rights when was the last time we saw such draconian measures taken??

lostalex 09-02-2012 07:53 AM

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Originally Posted by bobnot (Post 4942994)
Not like you to be completely over dramatic is it :rolleyes:
just because i drew some comparisons i should of known you would go over the top in being ridiculous.
i never mentioned the holocaust i merely drew some comparisons in there behaviour for example the right to detain its own citizens indefinitely without charge that was passed recently thats a terrifying development and a complete abuse of human rights when was the last time we saw such draconian measures taken??

it's a not a terrifying devlopment, considering the US still has the most iron clad free speech laws in the world, ebven if SOPA did pass, we'd still be light years ahead of any other country in terms of freedom of speech and freedom of expression.

The funny thing is that People like you don't realize that every country in the eurozone and every other country in the civilized world already has more draconian laws in place, so to focus on the US like this is really ridiciulous. maybe you should spend some time trying to fix the same laws that ALREADY exist in your OWN country....

just an idea...

billy123 09-02-2012 07:59 AM

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Originally Posted by lostalex (Post 4943038)
it's a not a terrifying devlopment, considering the US still has the most iron clad free speech laws in the world, ebven if SOPA did pass, we'd still be light years ahead of any other country in terms of freedom of speech and freedom of expression.

The funny thing is that People like you don't realize that every country in the eurozone and every other country in the civilized world already has more draconian laws in place, so to focus on the US like this is really ridiciulous. maybe you should spend some time trying to fix the same laws that ALREADY exist in your OWN country....

just an idea...

What use is free speech if you can be locked up indefinitely without a right to trial,a defence or any right of appeal?

And stop trying to turn it into Europe v America topic thats very childish you try it every time its not a willy waving competition being the less abused of two oppressed sets of people is nothing to be proud of.

lostalex 09-02-2012 08:05 AM

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Originally Posted by bobnot (Post 4943042)
What use is free speech if you can be locked up indefinitely without a right to trial,a defence or any right of appeal?
catch up Alex.
And stop trying to turn it into Europe v America topic thats very childish you try it every time its not a competition.

okay, you don't realize what a hypocritical thing you just said? you just switched the subject to "indefinite detention" and then in the same breath said i'm the one switching the subject? seriously dude, really?

I'm not going to bother anymore if you can't have an intelligent COHERENT conversation. I'll just let you rant and rave. Have fun.

I didn't try to turn it into Europe Vs. America. We are talking about freedom of information and freedom of speech, all relevant to the topic that YOU made, I didn't go off topic at all.

billy123 09-02-2012 08:09 AM

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Originally Posted by lostalex (Post 4943046)
okay, you don't realize what a hypocritical thing you just said? you just switched the subject to "indefinite detention" and then in the same breath said i'm the one switching the subject? seriously dude, really?

I'm not going to bother anymore if you can't have an intelligent COHERENT conversation. I'll just let you rant and rave and ignore you. Cause obviously you can't hand;e actually discussing the topic that YOU made. you're just silly at this point, a joke.

Oh dear it appears i gave you more credit than was due and expected you to be able to follow a train of thought.
Its clear it was nothing more than a wut dis we is better dan europe hurp! must defend.
:xyxwave: bye.

Fetch The Bolt Cutters 09-02-2012 08:10 AM

NOcaps

billy123 09-02-2012 08:12 AM

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Originally Posted by Scott (Post 4943049)
NOcaps

Thats the spirit :wavey:

lostalex 09-02-2012 08:17 AM

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Originally Posted by bobnot (Post 4943048)
Oh dear it appears i gave you more credit than was due and expected you to be able to follow a train of thought.
Its clear it was nothing more than a wut dis we is better dan europe hurp! must defend.
:xyxwave: bye.


Id' really like you to explain to me how comparing American freedom of speech laws compared to European freedom of speech laws is me going of topic though.... are you going to bother to explain that? or... are you just going to use obnoxious emoticons??

Do you have anything to say? or are you just gonna use childish smiley face graphics... srsly?

billy123 09-02-2012 08:17 AM

And thank you to the supportive messages i have received from the american contingent that are capable of taking it as intended.


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