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piracy is a criminal activity of commercial operations making profit form copyright infringements

filesharing is reality. people sharing what information and data they own[/quote]

Most “pirates” are filesharers – individuals who share copyrighted content with others. They aren’t selling it or making a profit, and they are certainly not an “operation”.

I know some trackers have ads, and make money. I go to an ad free private tracker most of the time. I know the owner personally and they aren’t doing it for the money. And many of the ad supported trackers run ads because they have no other way to pay for their servers.

So reality check: Filesharing is a reality, BUT most filesharing is what some people call piracy.

Almost. :)

But it is entertaining as an industry that has raped the consumer for so long finally gets their comeuppance. Those who lined their pockets with a greed and arrogance unmatched will fight tooth and nail to hold on to their crumbling obsolete business model. Their decades of karma is catching up to them and they are exposed as weak and helpless before its onslaught.

I make not penny one, nor will I ever profit from what I do regarding filesharing. But I will accept their accusatory name-calling of “pirate” and “criminal” and I shall wear it as a badge of honor in the fight against the cancer that attempts to throttle and control the world’s culture for a profit. They are few and dying. We are many and strong. They have the huge financial resources reaped by pillaging the public for decades. We have the Internet, our computers, and the comfort of knowledge that we are in the right.

So, continue to hoist the sails each day. Never give in to these greedmeisters who desire absolute dominance over your wallet and your media. They are staggering and falling with loss after loss. They know their time is nearly at an end. Victory is closer each day. It is just on the horizon, you can smell it in the air. And no army of legal shills and bought politicians can save them.

Ramming speed!

I have a theory about the police here in Norway. They dont make much money but their human so I guess they like movies, music and tv. The “we dont have the resources” is a bitchline they have used since the police was founded, but is never the real issue. And this time I think the police said “Fuck it, I like movies”

MPAA saatis Norra ISPle nõudmise autoriõigusi rikkuvad kodanikud netist välja ühendada. ISP vastas kirjaga, et uurimine ja seaduste jõustamine võiks jääda ikkagi politsei ja kohtu reaks….

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eat a motherfuckin dick up you faggot!!!!!!!

You must not be from the US then….

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No. It surely won’t.

Enacting such a rule would cause ISPs to lose subscribers and e-commerce to lose customers. You’re right that money shapes politics, but that’s exactly why a law to disconnect filesharers will never, ever materialize. When push comes to shove, the interests opposing this little disconnection scheme have more collective, *worldwide* lobbying power than the MAFIAA can even dream of.

Come on slowpokes.

piracy is a criminal activity of commercial operations making profit form copyright infringements

filesharing is reality. people sharing what information and data they own

hmmm…to me it seems like it’s just the matter of when such a rule will be enacted and enforced….it will surely come !

$$$ + politics = funny results.[/quote]
Not in Norway. The police have way to few men, they have trouble sorting out bank jobs and other serious crime, no chance that the public will accept them chasing filesharers instead of real thieves.

German ISPs also largely refused to comply with “rights owners” requests, so the corrupt politicians simply brought a “law for better enforceability of intellectual property”, so rights owners got granted an additional right to force third parties (ISPs but in general, all third parties) to disclose information about identities of copyright infringers.

Norbits is there.. but they have a “secret” link to their loginpage…

hmmm…to me it seems like it’s just the matter of when such a rule will be enacted and enforced….it will surely come !

$$$ + politics = funny results.

There is noway I can feel bad for this pack of criminals and parasites.

Classic newspapers and radio stations who already provide their contributions on the net might not be so happy about a push to restrict access to their material. It goes straight against what “classic media” thinks it’s there for.

The MAFIAA might shoot itself in the foot if it starts to arrange for a picture like “Intellectual Property Rights” against “Freedom Of Expression”. Not all lawyers believe the former is more important than the latter.

All the NGOs who fight for opposing opinions to be heard in less free societies suddendly find themselves in a situation, where people at home are silenced for reasons that not even have to do with an opinion.

PLZ DROP BY Sites

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Tondel, go to sleep! You’re dead in Norway! Not even ski trips to Kvitfjell will help you get more lawyers to your firm, although it was a nice trip :)

Amen

Great news :D

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@ #5, you said it bro!