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Shouldn't the RIAA be suing Google?
It's easy as pie. Hit the right keys and copyrighted material is there for you to grab. Doesn't matter if it's music, movies or games. Obviously they are providing a platform for copright infringement, they are doing nothing about it and its users in fact are violating copyright.
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No, Google has enough money to afford a lawyer.<Reverend> IRC is just multiplayer notepad.
I like your SNOOPY POSTER! - While you Wait quote. -
And cars are a platform for all sorts of crimes. You're on to something completely insaneObviously they are providing a platform for copright infringement,Comment
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Re: Shouldn't the RIAA be suing Google?
You're missing the only relevant criterium. Google has one of the deepest set of pockets.Originally posted by Colonâ„¢
It's easy as pie. Hit the right keys and copyrighted material is there for you to grab. Doesn't matter if it's music, movies or games. Obviously they are providing a platform for copright infringement, they are doing nothing about it and its users in fact are violating copyright.
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MAKE A POST THAT DOES NOT REFERENCE MONEY IN ANY WAY. PLEASE. NOW.Comment
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In Soviet Russia, Fake borises YOU.Comment
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They are? OMG! Let's sue the car makers, NOW!!!Originally posted by Wiglaf
And cars are a platform for all sorts of crimes. You're on to something completely insane
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The RIAA violates copyrights all the time as well...B♭3Comment
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A nicely coy and unsubstantiated response
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Ah, mea culpa. It was the MPAA.
There's also the plain thievery of the formerly open source Shareaza.
But nice knee-jerk defence.
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Plain thievery is creating a program that hosts hundreds of thousands of illegal file transfers every day, and doing nothing to stop it.
If we lived in the wild west, whiners and petty thieves would simply be dueled or shot, when they could not hide behind scrambled IP addresses and then whine when they get called on their bull ****.Comment
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I don't know about you, but I tend to hate any form of hypocrisy.
If you're going to combat thievery of IP, you yourself had best not be doing the same ****ty thing. Otherwise, you're even scummier than the original pirates you were trying to combat.B♭3Comment
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They shut down an illegal file sharing site, and you are blaming them. Classy
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Shutting down pirate sites:
Pirating the IP of pirate sites:
<Reverend> IRC is just multiplayer notepad.
I like your SNOOPY POSTER! - While you Wait quote.Comment
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Yes, that's not nearly punishment enough. The owners of the site and their families should be sued into soup lines and cardboard boxes.Pirating the IP of pirate sites:Comment
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