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This has nothing to do with American artists – only Nigerian artists.

President change, regieme change, and now they have the audacity to say to the president ‘yeah, we know thousands are living in poverty, yeah we know it’s possibly the worst place in the world to live – and we know you’re trying to fix it… but what about us eh? The musicians? When do we get to make *our* millions like the American artists do?’

Well the answer is never you shower of ****s.

You picked the wrong country to try and get rich from an art form in.

Sara

http://pianotutorial.net

That said, the post header does say ‘industry’, so that would stand to reason that those who believe more in money might.

I wouldn’t be so quick to assume those comments are by your average reader. Look at the first 5 comments for example. Anything strike you as odd about them? Tone setting? Take a look sometime at how easy it can be to manipulate the responses of others on an issue by doing such, you may be surprised. . .

But it’s interesting to hear that this debate is taking place in Nigeria too, a third world country.

What of India, Pakistan etc?

buncha moneymongers

If the file you take at no payment to the rights holder has a commercial value and you thus “save yourself” that money, that’s a “commercial” infringement, the sum total value of your infringement is the commercial value of your infraction. That’s partt of why statutory damages can be so high. This remains true virtually everywhere on earth except Spain and we’ll se how long they can afford to be viewed as part of the problem in the greater world of global commerce.

But poor folks in Nigeria have few tools at hand to protest the financial ransacking of their goods through copyright infringement so they do whatever they can, while you laugh and tell them all to “die.” Pirates have never been accused of being classy, that’s for sure.

Of course, here in the states we have this little inconvenience called legal accountability. Tenenbaum’s opening arguments start in just about an hour. He probably just WISHES he could die. lol

waves a cheese bread stick in air …
NOT FER YOU i see.
And ya i wish they would do that in north America too.
They’d quickly realize how little actual sympathy they get and they’d have to starve to death before anyone even said anything.

UMMM chocolate……

i lol’d ;P

seriously thats the best you morons could come up with? You look like a bunch of 15 year old girls trying to sell cookies..

pathetic.. nobody could possibly care less.. ever.

Seriously though, Nigeria would be way better off doing something about the (foreign) corruption that’s keeping the country in a perpetual chaos so they can rape it’s wealth of natural resources, which should benefit the population instead of the big (western) companies.

then when they are dead the world will be a better place

http://www.h33t.com who is starting a beer and kebab diet in memoriam of the old dead technologies ;-)

2 – We’ve been sending Nigeria food all along, haven’t we? This is the new nigerian scam, asking for food then hunger striking. :P

“Nigeria? LOL!! Starve to death, please.”

“let them die”

Comments like these make me lose a lot of respect to the people in this community… fucking pathetic losers

If you were living in a poverty stricken 3rd world country and were only getting paid for 20% of your work you would be pretty desperate also.

My guess is its stuff from the USA big businesses.

Just another shameless Con Job by huge corporations after the last $ they can get. Now they want people to die for their bottom line … Its a bit sick really

and lol @ #64

The way I see it, these people are too greedy and have gone on a hunger strike for their greed. This kind of behavior is comparable to children throwing tantrums.

So starve starve starve…
die die die…

I’ll be laughing all the way to the bank.