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Power to the people - SOPA/PIPA supporters before and after Blackout Day
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Some people gained brains in a matter of a day,well done to them.
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Let's just hope we can get rid of ACTA now
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What's ACTA?
All this stuff is hard to keep up with :'( |
i dunno, i;ve been reading about the megaupload guy they took down the day after the black out, and he does sound like a criminal, so i'm starting to think maybe they have a point.
Why should these foriegners be making millions from illegal downloading while the american entertainment industry is losing millions?? I feel like they are stealing from America. |
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The more i think about it, the more i realize that the rest of the world is literaly STEALLING from us with these illegal download sites. |
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Also, America doesn't rule the world, I found the way that countries around the world extradited their citizens to America disturbing. America is slowly becoming the land of the greedy. Don't get me wrong, I don't have anything against you American's, it your government who are out of order. Passing laws because of lobbyists [Read: people who bribe politicians to get laws passed that benefit them.] |
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1. The said American show doesn't air in the UK or any other country. 2. Some people do piracy because they want an extra copy of something they love but can't afford to buy it for a 2nd time. 3. Similar to reason number 2 apart from the fact that they couldn't afford it in the first place. Also another thing whoes to say that American citizens aren't also illegally stealing these stuff from American companies? |
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The truth is the vast majority of pirated material (movies, TV shows, Muysic) is American, so what is wrong with the American government trying to protect our own artists?? The more i learn about this, the more i'm thinking maybe the government is actually protecting Americans, and it's just the rest of the world being upset because they want to keep getting American art for FREE. |
The American people were protesting against this Lostalex,so your wrong.
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Also your being rude about your own people just because they don't want to be in a dictatorship. |
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However if you think about it logically, the sources of the pirated material is more often than not American too. Surely America should make sure its own house is in order before demanding the extradition of other countries nationals. By all means ask for information to trace back those sources to their origin. Prosecute them to the fullest extent of your laws, give fair and just punishments to the US citizens who are guilty of copyright infringements before taking action outside of your own borders. Publicise those prosecutions. Let the world know that you do prosecute all cases of copyright theft. It will save the rest of the world knowing you are bullies, who demand and expect extradition with a potential view to prosecution, even when you wont sort out your own internal problems. Then again seeing a lot of US citizens up for copyright theft might not look as good for the FBI etc as the high media coverage given to cases of a foreign national being extradited to the US. If a company in the UK decided to ask for a US citizen to be extradited to the UK for copyright theft of a UK copyrighted movie for example, would you support that extradition? Even if the request for extradition was backed up by little or no evidence. as in the case of a lot of US extradition demands? Or do you hold that might is right and what the US asks for the US should get? |
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65 supporters is 65 too many
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Team Blackout :worship:
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