Comments on: Anti-Piracy Group Hints at Disclosure “On Demand”

By: bob

bob — Wed, 19 Nov 2008 18:12:25 +0000

What annoys me is that an actor/singer goes to a studio of some sort, for a single period of time to produce their album/movie and then goes home. But, and you’ll love this, they expect to be paid for the next 50 fucking years for doing so. Now, I don’t know about you guys, but if I phoned work tomorrow and said i’m not coming in any more, I don’t think I’d keep receiving paycheques. If the british government does force isps to invade our privacy, it’ll just be time to sign up to ssl’d socks proxying services hosted outside of their grasp, so they can still fuck off.

By: voice of reason

voice of reason — Tue, 18 Nov 2008 13:07:23 +0000

The film industry needs to get its act together by making film downloads available from there own web sites. Charge a sane sensible price and capitalise on this market.
To try and outlaw it is just madness and doomed to failier.

We have been at war with drugs in this country for over 50 years. Clearly, as anyone with an ounce of sense can see, it’s a war we haven’t won.

Sometimes you just have to face the reality of a situation and change the way you view it.
You will never get rid or piracy in one form or another, no matter now many laws you bring in.

The advert tells us priracy is stealing! I somethins wonder who’s stealing from who when I buy a DVd for £14.99 and see it a couple of years later for £3.99 at my local supermarket.

By: Anonymous

Anonymous — Sat, 15 Nov 2008 02:19:16 +0000

@28 “I hate those theiving companys that make crappy products and try and force us to buy them. Couldn’t that allso be considered stealing our money.”
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wow.

just…wow.

even for a pirate that is some convoluted rationale. so much so, that you may have actually trumped roze in the idiot department. did anyone think that was even possible?

By: 'chelle

'chelle — Fri, 14 Nov 2008 11:48:43 +0000

invitees to waffles.fm…? contact the little irish 17 year old sys-admin here- beau@waffles.fm

By: Roze

Roze — Fri, 14 Nov 2008 10:17:42 +0000

@33
Wrong. Those raids are damn illegal. They do not go through the legal process correctly, and try to impose their own twisted version of “justice” upon the legal system.

Roze

By: HAGGS

HAGGS — Fri, 14 Nov 2008 09:50:45 +0000

HAGSS

Hackers Against Geeks in Snowmobiles Suits

UPTHERES = UT

and

HOw about we start telling people where these people live.

OPENSOURCE AND FREE SOFTWARE DOESNT NEED FAST

sourceforge.net forever

By: Anonymous

Anonymous — Fri, 14 Nov 2008 08:47:06 +0000

lolol doubt it’s newsworthy but definitely lulzworthy:
http://translate.google.com/translate?u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.ecrans.fr%2FP2P-L-offensive-francaise-contre%2C5616.html&hl=en&ie=UTF-8&sl=fr&tl=en

France is suing teh internets! Vuze and Limewire are at least corporations you could actually sue if it was illegal anywhere but in France but shareeza?

By: Anonymous

Anonymous — Fri, 14 Nov 2008 05:16:41 +0000

torrent is for tards

By: NubCakes

NubCakes — Fri, 14 Nov 2008 03:54:22 +0000

@28 : jacob said – “I hate those theiving companys that make crappy products and try and force us to buy them. Couldn’t that allso be considered stealing our money. Or if they fine us is that not also stealing. Is stealing not illegal. Don’t raids normally steal stuff. How are raids legal? Is everyone not innocent to proven guilty? So then wouldn’t anti-p2p groups need more evidence than ip adreses. And how do we know they have not fallsafied them. It is easy enough to edit a text file :P.”

1. OK, no one is forcing you to buy anything you idiot. You make a choice when you hand over your money, the vendor is not forcing you in any way to do this. It is not stealing. Stupid people (like you) buy inferior products.

2. They are not fining you they are offering out of court settlements which some people are dumb enough to take.

3. Raids are legal because the complainant has satisfied the relevant authorites that the entity being raided has broked/conspired to break relevant laws.

4. Yes, people are innocent until proven guily, no they don’t need more evidence. Because it’s EVIDENCE ( jesus you retarded) and doesn’t imply a conviction will occur.

5. You cannot change your external IP address by editing any file – it is assigned by your ISP and as far as BT the only viable way to change it is to use a VPN tunneling service

Your entire long winded post comes off like the ramblings of a stoned moron having a lot of trouble working out what’s real and what’s imaginination. If you crapped on like that in real life people would start to gnore you real fast or just tell you to STFU.

The rest of your post I didn’t quote is similar to the part I quoted – the ramblings of someone who is completely clueless about computers but doesn’t know it and also has trouble sorting out reality and wild imagination.

By: Anonymous

Anonymous — Fri, 14 Nov 2008 03:06:14 +0000

Im proud of the ISP’s i wouldnt mind supporting them if they needed any

By: Anonymous

Anonymous — Fri, 14 Nov 2008 02:10:37 +0000

piracy sux

By: Anonymous

Anonymous — Thu, 13 Nov 2008 22:22:19 +0000

FAST are nothing more than gangsters who, like many other loosely sanctioned criminals that compose the anti-P2P scene, discovered they could set up an extortion racket by intimidating filesharers/companies with a poor grasp of the law.

“WHAT? YOU’VE BEEN FILESHARING!? WELL THEN, SIR, YOU HAVE BUT TWO OPTIONS. EITHER BUY THIS EXORBITANTLY EXPENSIVE SOFTWARE AND THESE EXORBITANTLY EXPENSIVE LISCENSES WE’RE SELLING, OR… GO TO JAIL! MUAHAHAHAH!!”

Honestly, these people are like Scooby Doo villians. They run around scaring people with these elaborate smoke and mirrors, but once you pull the mask off, they’re just these pathetic old farts with all the power to do only two things: jack, and shit.

That’s why organizations like FAST desperately try to break, bend, sidestep, and rewrite the law every chance they get. But in the grand shceme of things, like all Saturday morning cartoon villians, they ultimately fail.

Have fun twirling your handelbar mustache and cackling while you can, John Lovelock. If you think it’s hard to bend ISPs to your will now, you ain’t seen NOTHING yet.

By: aquariumfish

aquariumfish — Thu, 13 Nov 2008 22:01:28 +0000

sounds a little daft, another person with big ideas that will come to nothing

http://www.aquariumfish.me

By: jacob

jacob — Thu, 13 Nov 2008 19:49:21 +0000

Argh anit-piracy agencies will burn in hell. You wait to we get pro-piracy governments then we will seem some action. I hate those theiving companys that make crappy products and try and force us to buy them. Couldn’t that allso be considered stealing our money. Or if they fine us is that not also stealing. Is stealing not illegal. Don’t raids normally steal stuff. How are raids legal? Is everyone not innocent to proven guilty? So then wouldn’t anti-p2p groups need more evidence than ip adreses. And how do we know they have not fallsafied them. It is easy enough to edit a text file :P. So how can any log they show on a computer prove that i “stole their bad tv shows”? How can the courts trust evidence from those types of groups considering that many of them have been proven to be doing illegal dodgey things? And ISP should just refuse to comply with anti-p2p groups saying that firstly it would be wrong to reveal our customers details and secondly that we do not police the internet and doing so would be considered morraly wrong by us and our customers. I mean OMFG do you get your drivers licence takien of off you just because you where trafficing cocaine arround your country??? Then why the hell is your internet cut off????? And isn’t geting someones telecomunications cut-of also stealing our enjoyment, our happiness, our freedom of speach, our ability to communicate and use a service that many would consider to be as important as eating? How can anti-p2p groups live with themselves?

And if they can argue that they got my ip adress then why cant I stand up in court and say “mr judge I got their ip adress of them stealing my stuff I put on ThePirateBay but said that no one can download it without my permission. I made it and its mine and its copyrighted. I wish that the mpaa has their internet connection terminated and that they pay me 1 billion million trillion and so on dollars for the thing I would have sold for 1billion dollars each. And that being smart I copyed down their ip adress to a text pad then printed it out” Lol I should do that. And I could quote their methedology and belives in damage done by this and say that because they downloaded my file, I lost 1 unit of sales valued at 1billion dollars for a text document containg the words “fuk u u anti-p2p groups”. Lol i would be set for life. And following the anti-p2p groups evidence techniques maybe I could pull one on them by giving a list of people (possible blured for privay reasons) that witnessed them downloading it from me? Maybe I could sue them for using my name in a legal threat because it is mine and it is copyrighted? Maybe I could sue them for using a pattern of ones and zeros that I had writen down on paper years before pcs where invented that is contained within all their media works (such combinations might consider of “1″ “10″ “01″ “0″ and so on). Maybe I too could say that these units, patterns of 0s are for sale for the most reasonable price of $10 each. I could say that they use these multiple times in each cd of music or whatever. I could say that they have stolen this over 100 billion times from me and i have yet to gain a single sale. Maybe I could get all their buisness and moneys for myself for compensation for stolen customers? I do not understand why governments listen to this bull shit about copying stuff is bad.

By: Jeff

Jeff — Thu, 13 Nov 2008 18:50:04 +0000

Said by #5:

“Clearly these people at FAST think of themselves as some authority figure, when they are, in fact, no such thing. Clearly, many people are mislead into thinking that they are the authority, when such things as their “education” propaganda are spread to the masses.”

They sound remarkably like WebSheriff, and probably ought to be treated in the same way. Time for FAST to get the Pirate Bay style pwnage they deserve.

By: pahaha

pahaha — Thu, 13 Nov 2008 17:57:55 +0000

@24

Ba$tard$… They got nowt have they? And now they are dragging it out…

Welcome to the UK, 1984.

Thx fer the update, keep it up m8 :)

By: I'm a Wee Fanny

I'm a Wee Fanny — Thu, 13 Nov 2008 17:00:45 +0000

“Our fav Pink Pig is due to have a hearing tomorrow.” – pahaha

It’s been adjourned … again … 12th December

By: heh

heh — Thu, 13 Nov 2008 15:35:48 +0000

@8:

Cry me a fucking river.

This is a joke, though.

By: Phishybongwaters

Phishybongwaters — Thu, 13 Nov 2008 15:31:16 +0000

keep in mind if you buy blank media you’ve already paid a tariff to recover money lost from piracy directly to the mpaa/riaa and similar groups.

gotta always keep that floating around, people tend to forget. Google it if you think I’m wrong. This started with tape cassettes and VHS (now I’m showing MY age)

By: pahaha

pahaha — Thu, 13 Nov 2008 14:53:53 +0000

FAST have been around since the 80’s (Showing my age now :P ). They were shite then & they are still Shite now.

Funny how they all seem to be called “John” tho, used to be a “John Loader” coz thats what we all did then ;) LOAD everything mahahahaahah

FAST & FACT = FAiL :)

Hey “John” what eva, u dint catch me then, u wont catch me now. . .

OT. Our fav Pink Pig is due to have a hearing tomorrow…

Hope all goes well Pinky PiG!!! Fukk cleaveland Pigs