Fuck you RIAA

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@Skippern… thanks for posting the link to your blog. It’s nice to see I wasn’t the only one who had not heard about this song until now!!

Your analysis really puts this RIAA horsesh*t in perspective. $1 for every $100,000 – mostly because the RIAA didn’t care to market this or make it widely available (due to it not being profitable no doubt, as you also suggest.)

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Jonas Bros, “modern” rap, and other Disney pop shit belongs in the garbage can.

Oh and obligatory FUCK THE RIAA!

On the bright side, this kind of conduct really shows what the RIAA is all about: Money. And to them, the acquisition of more money is more important than the legal boundaries of the law, the well-being of people, and now, human lives.

I’d rather donate $100 to Red Cross and then download this song illegally. I’d have a clear conscience!

However, this we are the world song was horrible, I wouldn’t even listen to it for free….

- Yeah… that’s exactly how it is. *snickers*

How is that hurting the fund raising? :/

We all know that RIAA are the real thieves.

Everyone should try to give to honest charities, their church or other religious charities and share their income with less fortunate people in some way or form, perhaps through taxes.

But making the RIAA and record label executives richer?

Thanks but not thanks!

I’ll spare them a few pennies once they are down and out on the street, but not before then!

Hope the copyright mafia and the industry it backs goes down the drain sooner rather than later!

Good riddance scumbags, you are adding nothing valuable to the process!

I could have bought the song. I could have downloaded it.

Now get this. I cared so little for either the performers, the song (which I have never heard and have absolutely no interest in hearing), or the labels that I chose to ignore it. The labels won’t get a dime, the Haitians won’t get a small slice percentage out of it.

The money that is sent to the disaster agencies are better spent to actually send it to one that will give the majority of the money where it is needed most. I for one do not count the labels as one of those agencies.

The faster these idiots in the alphabet groups die off, the better the rest of us will be.

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Anyway, RIAA can shove it up their rectum. Meaning both the song and their constant accusations that “pirates are the cause of all evil!-il!-il!-il-l-l”.

Even if they really didn’t put any money in their pockets directly or indirectly (remember, companies do social and humanitarian work because it boosts their images) it’s just their old habit of accusing their clients without any proof putting every single of them in the same boat.

It is obvious now that the crushing majority of their customers do file sharing, at least that’s what I see from the people I know and from what I hear from people abroad. Despite this truth being right under their noses they keep attacking the source of their money with no mercy. The effects of this idiocy will soon be visible.

MAFIAA, fuck you.

How low can you go RIAA?

People who genuinely wanted to help those guys in Haiti already donated. No need to record a shit song and then get butthurt all about it actually being shit and stuff.

This show the riaa/mpaa for what they really are, don’t worry they wont be around for much longer, hehe…..

Nice knowing ya…

Imagine a world where they’d used the money for charities to cure disease and feed the hungry instead of suing people?

“We Are The World” raised $63 million in revenue but at least $45 million was from merchandise.

The RIAA/etc know that the majority of money will be from merchandise and so I’d be interested to know if 99% of profit from merchandise would also go to disaster relief for Haiti?

Maybe Randy Phillips can post here with information on that!?

I’m not surprised by the RIAA though, they’ll curse at piracy whilst leaving the video on YouTube, and still not realise why we think they are morons.

@56 Downloading copyrighted material is unlawful/illegal in most countries. Many websites point this out. You’re obvioulsy too busy leeching to notice.
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“In the United States if you copy or distribute copyrighted music you can be prosecuted in criminal court or sued for damages in civil court. Criminal penalties for first-time offenders can be as high as five years in prison and $250,000 in fines, even if you didn’t copy and distribute for financial or commercial gain.”

@31 You can tell when ppl have no real discussion or defence, they denigrate obfuscate and resort to petty derogatory selfish insults

Neostyles, in all my time on TF, I’ve never seen you present a proper argument. It’s just attack after attack after attack. At least Reasoned Mind attempts to structure his/her points.

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Of course the costs of reconstruction will probably be billed 10 times the actual costs, like it’s happening in Iraq.

I didn’t give a cent. If you want to help Haiti and not the fascist trusts, send clothes, food, or construction material, but not a cent.