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By: nathanr|ca » New York Piracy Law Smells Fishy Says Pirates

nathanr|ca » New York Piracy Law Smells Fishy Says Pirates — Fri, 06 Jun 2008 05:32:47 +0000

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By: Danish Copyright Censorship Proposal Revealed at IDTorrent Blog

Danish Copyright Censorship Proposal Revealed at IDTorrent Blog — Fri, 30 May 2008 01:51:47 +0000

[...] As analysis of the Pirate Bay block has found it contrary to EU laws, it’s curious as to the motivation behind this proposal. The only rational one would be bribery , either legal or not , and so the question we are forced to ask is, are Danish politicians cheaper to buy than those in New York? [...]

By: Danish Copyright Censorship Proposal Revealed at IDTorrent Blog

Danish Copyright Censorship Proposal Revealed at IDTorrent Blog — Fri, 23 May 2008 05:52:06 +0000

[...] As analysis of the Pirate Bay block has found it contrary to EU laws, it’s curious as to the motivation behind this proposal. The only rational one would be bribery Ã¢â‚¬” either legal or not Ã¢â‚¬” and so the question we are forced to ask is, are Danish politicians cheaper to buy than those in New York? [...]

By: Jack Sparrow

Jack Sparrow — Tue, 20 May 2008 13:00:55 +0000

If they want to stop piracy they can but they to gritty for that. Instead they keep spending money on a war they never ever will win unless they sit down and think.
One of the reason people are not going to the movies as much as before is because the entire U.S is going broke and with this said, a average family of 4 mother father and 2 child will spend a average of $10 + $10 + $6 +$6 entry fee = $32 + snacks of course you can’t bring not even a bottle of F water in so you have to buy everything in theaters.
A $1 soda will cost you 3x its value so does popcorn and the rest of they bull S***.
So it should add up to minimum of $55 to see one movie vs buying a $5 copy and order large pizza for the hole family $15 = $20. if they stop ripping people off would help.

Everyone knows they spend millions an advertising movies, and help sell piracy because that makes kids go crazy they can’t watch tv without seen the same movie preview 20 times a day, making the parents go crazy and without the money to go to the movies well he will by a $5 copy. So cut that huge budget a little bit buddy. STOP PUTTING BULL S*** IN MY CHILD’S HEAD STOP PROMOTING THE SAME CRAP 20 TIMES A DAY. See if you could make a family special example: parents and children group of 5 $20 + $3 per extra child and at least one free popcorn.
And $5 for person not only and Tuesday when people got to work.

And stop saying piracy is a bad thing or is hurting people or making Hollywood go bankrupt. Who do you really want me to feel sorry for the studios who made over 100 millions in one year instead of 200 millions. Or people or families who can’t afford to go to the movies because the crazy prices. Thanks to the pirates who sell then to families and make it affordable. thanks to the pirates who sell then to all these teens in the street and make them at least for that night to be off the street committing real crimes or getting shot.
And when the DVD hits the stores stop charging $20+ for it we all know it cost less than a stupid $1 to make plus you already made 3x or more of all the money invested in movie theaters Stop paying so much for a stupid actor I think one million should be enough Jesus Christ” ill do a movie for less than 100,000 all the ones you want. A good movie will sell no mare who is in it I didn’t know no one on the movie 300 and that’s my S***.
I can’t believe that this gritty people are trying to compare a Movie pirate with a (murderer) (rapist) (robbers who steal from people who don’t make 100,000 a year)
For real for real these is a war of the rich vs the poor and call them pirates all you want
To me they are ROBBIN HOODS

Jack Sparrow

By: Danish Copyright Censorship Proposal Revealed | TorrentFreak

Danish Copyright Censorship Proposal Revealed | TorrentFreak — Sat, 17 May 2008 14:23:36 +0000

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By: New York Piracy Law Smells Fishy Says Pirates | Clint Is A Geek.com

New York Piracy Law Smells Fishy Says Pirates | Clint Is A Geek.com — Sat, 10 May 2008 17:14:50 +0000

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By: AvangionQ

AvangionQ — Sat, 10 May 2008 03:15:27 +0000

“Whilst the law hasn’t been passed yet, the support shows that at least some of the millions the MPAA has pumped into its lobbying efforts have not been in vain. Meanwhile the chairman of the US Pirate Party, Andrew Norton, had this comment to offer. “In the end, no amount of laws will save the horse-and-cart that is the Entertainment Industry right now, from technological progress in this automobile age.”Â” … a sentiment I agree with wholeheartedly — the MPAA and RIAA cannot seem to adapt to the digital age … eventually, such stubbornness will only lead to the downfall of their corporations …

By: Belligerent Engine

Belligerent Engine — Fri, 09 May 2008 07:28:49 +0000

Uhh… Let’s see if I got this straight. Family Entertainment and Copyright Act, which is a Law.

F.E.C.A.L.

Well, that’s aptly named.

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New York Piracy Law Smells Fishy Says Pirates at IDTorrent Blog — Thu, 08 May 2008 22:56:55 +0000

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By: UraPhake

UraPhake — Wed, 07 May 2008 18:25:10 +0000

This article amplifies the reason that the “US Pirate Party” needs to get another name.

Do they really believe anyone in Congress will take their comments under advisement (even if they are supremely correct) regarding an issue like this that is directed toward movie piracy?

They might as well be N.A.M.B.L.A. speaking their displeasure toward a Bill regarding acts of paedophilia for all the good it will do them.