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Posted by George Hester on 10/24/05 04:34
"Technobarbarian" <d_murry-ztopzpam@excite.com> wrote in message
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> "pooter" <a@bff.com> wrote in message
> news:MPG.1dc651574adba205989fa3@nntp.dsl.pipex.com...
> > Technobarbarian [d_murry-ztopzpam@excite.com] said
> >>
> >> "pooter" <a@bff.com> wrote in message
> >> news:MPG.1dc64a758d0432fb989f9f@nntp.dsl.pipex.com...
> >> > Technobarbarian [d_murry-ztopzpam@excite.com] said
> >> >> LOL, you keep watching this stuff like there's going to be
some
> >> >> sort
> >> >> of magic bullet. If someone does find a real loophole the RIAA will
> >> >> buy a
> >> >> fix very quickly.
> >> >
> >> > Do you not see that that is exactly why it is so interesting.
> >> >
> >> > It is one thing to get prosecuted because you have broken the law but
> >> > quite another when the charge is trumped up by an organisation that
> >> > believes they can buy convictions regardless of what the law actually
> >> > says.
> >>
> >> They don't have to buy convictions or trump up charges--they buy
> >> laws.
> >> Which is exactly what makes this case so boring.
> >
> > You think that is boring?
>
> This particular case is boring. There's nothing new here and it's
> extremely unlikely to go anywhere. It's just another shyster seperating
some
> fool from their money.
> >
> > If that is a common attitude, then I guess that explains how come it is
> > allowed to happen.
>
> So, ok, if you think it's so damn interesting what are you going to
do
> besides sit and watch.
Gee I think that's what people do when they go to the movies or rubberneck.
What's so weird about that?
>I don't know how it is where you live, but in the
> good ol' USofA money talks--bullshit walks. Buying senators and
congressmen
> is business as usual here. Americans are so unconcerned that we keep
> electing the same crooks over and over. So what's the plan Stan? You
gonna'
> send Jane's shyster $10?
You are losing me here. The plan should be not to acquiese and supporting
that seems like the right thing to do.
> Download one for the revolution? Throw your body in
> the machine and ask for your own personal lawsut? What? My plan is that I
> don't send the RIAA money and I don't put myself in the position of
standing
> in front of the bulldozer waiting for the sheep to help me out of a
> situation that only a fool gets in in the first place.
>
Again I'm at a loss here. Are you saying that this RIAA threat has made you
so fearful that you are NOT going to share copyrighted material anymore?
Well you do know that when we beat the RIAA at this game you will share in
the proceeds if you choose to. You see it is interesting to see how the
RIAA is to be combated here. If you feel there is no reason to fight them
because the Politicians and People are in the back pocket of the RIAA then
that in itself is interesting. But I don't think so. I don't think they
are. I think a well reasoned argument could stop the RIAA. What that is
don't know but I'm sure it is out there. No one believed OJ Simpson was
innocent come on he was as guilty as the day is long. Trouble was the
prosecution was inept and his defense was superb. I believe that is also
possible here. Remember Michael Jackson? What about Baretta?
> tb
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George Hester
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