Interesting web page is, i\\Â’ll see you later one more timea…

The film was good and I would like to thank all of those that has participated in it, made it and shared (stolen) it ;-)

name it”share this film II” then ya get a lot more downloads
The majority seeing the words”steal” scares them or offends them.

let us all make stealing acceptable

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Yes, stealing is morally unacceptable and does break moral law. It is an immoral act, and destructive to us all on both a personal and on a societal level.

But within the context of the “pirate” community, stealing is used to refer to the very specialized situation of violating not so much moral laws as actual written laws which are themselves immoral.

Within this context, “pirate-stealing”, while still immoral, is the lesser of two evils (supporting an immoral oppressor versus opposing an immoral oppressor but by using immoral means).

And although this “piracy”/opposition is immoral, it ultimately kills no one, enslaves no one, oppresses no one, and is significantly less immoral than what it opposes.

Odds are good, it will continue.

you…lucky…bastard!!! ( :] )
*staggers off to vomit.

Cheers from Canada

Container doesn’t matter – they could have demuxed the H.264 video and AAC audio out of the .mov container and put it in .mkv or .mp4, it wouldn’t make a difference.

Stealing has nothing to do with sharing – they’re very different concepts you know, unless you are a follower of capitalism – then they think anything that might make a corporation not make as much money as they want is stealing.

let us all make stealing acceptable

steal steal steal, stealing is ok

the scriptures say do not steal. how on God’s earth do they design to make stealing ‘cool’ or otherwise acceptable?

i see the devil at work, i see deception, i see dishonesty and lies in their fairystory

blind are they that see not, deaf are they that cannot hear

i am a real thief

i gonna steal your car and your daughter

i already stole your wife

i am stealing your job and your money

i steal

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tFLz3cWdUXI
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P15ULIzfHTk
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zSi8Rq34zrE
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_SDu6-xhJuU
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mmr6cHo3mdI

http://www.bittorrent.com/users/steal-this-film/torrents/Steal_This_Film_II/6b6a348c-b600-11dc-a727-00e081411f3f?ee=i-d&aa=permalink&csrc=i-d_pl&bb=el

And no, no garbeled audio here. Man, bittorrent sucks :p. (jk :D)

It’s in the credits…

he means it is realy down now, like server has no power. UTP cable unplugged, did not pay the isp bill down……

Next time, first check it your self before you comment. If the man came to read the news here, he know that demois has problems

currently i am downloading the second one with 800 KB/s ^_^

I will seed more with 200KB/s when i am done.

http://www.stealthisfilm.com/Part2/

sharing is caring ;)

If you like this, you’d probably also like Good Copy Bad Copy (http://www.goodcopybadcopy.net/), a similar documentary (from which the Dan Glickman interview clip was, well, “stolen”).

GCBC is a tough act to follow. It opened my mind to so many different things, like Brazilian mashup music, the use of samples by N.W.A., and so on. This, STF II, is a decent and well-produced film but it really seems like not much in it is new, aside from a little historical perspective. Still, I’m glad the message is getting out there — repeating ourselves can’t hurt.

And perhaps this film was a little more populist. Though is it just me, or can that rapper not keep a rhythm at all?

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where the hell did you find the ISO version of this film ????????!!!!????!!!???!!!????

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