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Sun, 01 Jul 2012 23:34:13 +0000

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By: amandabob719

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By: Yatti420

Yatti420 — Sun, 01 Jul 2012 18:50:00 +0000

Suprised nobodies yelling class action yet.. I don’t think you can really go after the government in court..

By: Cameron Walker

Cameron Walker — Sun, 01 Jul 2012 13:41:00 +0000

well apparently it was done illegally, as a New Zealander I am somewhat embarrassed about the entire thing, but amused at inept last couple of major headline cases the police have generated over the last few years, with “Terrorism Raids” falling down to charges of simple firearms charges…

But as it goes, the Americans who started the entire case – they fumbled everything – including the evidence that he was a flight risk on the basis that he had a visa back into europe he could take advantage of – apparently someone can’t understand the difference and similarity between NZ & American date formats and formats in other countries. Something Kim took great pleasure in court educating the lawyer about, when he was questioned in court about it.

As far as it goes, I’m proud to have him live in our country – not a problem at all – just incredibly embarrassing that NZ police ended up listening to what the americans had to say about him…

By: Cameron Walker

Cameron Walker — Sun, 01 Jul 2012 13:32:00 +0000

NZ has started to repay seized funds, gradually – the only issue is the american-sided seized funds.

What is interesting is when NZ is forced (and hes damn well entitled) to pay out compensation for the entire debarcle, is the question why should NZ tax payers be forced to pay out for something the americans requested (via interpol hense legal) but under the basis that “we’ll arrest him now, the evidence we’ll sort out later… but we believe he’s this bad!”

By: Desu1

Desu1 — Sun, 01 Jul 2012 05:45:00 +0000

His pictures are actually part of MU’s assets. If Kim Dotcom were to decide to delete everything uploaded to MU… he can.

By: Another Victim of American Law

Another Victim of American Law — Sat, 30 Jun 2012 21:21:00 +0000

The good thing about electronic data is that it actually exists. Physically. There are many hundreds of places in this world right now where this internet page itself is floating around on an atomic level. As a result, it does have mass, and therefore it is something that can be owned. As a result of it’s undeniable existence, keeping this stuff away from the people that created it is downright sinful. Not just on a level of justice, but on a level of morality too.

Yes, there are files on the internet that got distributed through this site that were illegal. But there are so many more elsewhere, and probably always will be. There was probably a lot more being hosted and shared through this site like MY WORK. The work of MY FRIENDS. and the work that MY TEACHERS and MY COLLEAGUES have all uploaded to share with each other. The shut-down of mega-upload has caused so many problems concerning not only my ordinary life, but my school life too, and as I can’t just go to America to ask for my stuff back, I was lucky I had backups, other people I know were not, and as a result this damaged the a-levels they’d worked towards that year. Why should we in other countries sit idly by whilst the big-wigs ruin our lives? I want to see action taken, and I want it to happen bloody well now because it’s already taken to long!I want my stuff back, and I’m not alone in that.

By: Guest

Guest — Sat, 30 Jun 2012 18:49:00 +0000

I think the DOJ have a case of “If you keep telling lies and and keep repeating these same lies then someone will eventually think hey you know what they may well be telling the truth after all” I think there is a saying along the lines of “There is nothing more blind than someone who can’t see the truth”

By: RIAAtarded

RIAAtarded — Sat, 30 Jun 2012 18:37:00 +0000

i’d like to point out that if it was a file copying service the lawsuit wouldn’t be needed as he’d have his files so how is that even a legitimate argument. Also is inability to access his property is a direct result of the DOJ actions and not megauploads or their host so why even try to shift the blame on that one. Then add in the fact that rights holders claim their digital content is worth 250,000$ and 5 years in jail for a copy but ours has no value and can be ordered deleted without a second thought. In this instance that is the only version in existence so if anything fits the statutes for theft I think this qualifies.

Must admit I’m getting a little tired of blatant lies being told and the serious double standards that exist.

By: Fanden

Fanden — Sat, 30 Jun 2012 18:10:00 +0000

Alright, but music doesn’t promote violent behavior. Just like video games do not promote violent behavior. If you act violently after playing a video game or listening to rap music you probably have some issues that go beyond this.

Humans are easily capable of distinguishing between fiction and reality providing they are sane.