MPAA + Media Defender = Most ironic assholes on the earth.

So the Massive Prick Association of America is doing nothing but bullshitting again, eh? Doesn't seem like much of a surprise. It's very bold for TPB to make this case, but I honestly don't see them winning. Judges can be paid, I'm afraid, and they're over an entire ocean, for god's sakes.

I hope the Massive Prick Association of America and the Mutant Dickwads are having a fun time. Those bastards ought to rot in hell.

I'm not defending the way the MPAA takes action against file sharing here, but come on, have you ever downloaded a movie you own because you were too lazy to back it up onto your computer? I mean, that's the only legal way to be downloading these movies anyway.

I mean you have to acknowledge the fast that when you download a movie without paying for it, then you just saved some money by stealing. Sure it's not a physical product or anything. The only way you can justify downloading movies without paying for them is if you honestly believe to yourself that you would not have paid to see the movie in the first place.

It's hard to know how many people download movies because they don't want to pay for them, and how many people download movies that they would never pay for and watch to begin with. I know most of the time with me it's stuff I wouldn't have paid to see, but sometimes it's stuff I would go pay to see, but I want to save my $8.50 or whatever ass rape it is to go see it.

They are there to stop it and just like Americas stance on torture its ok as long as you don't get caught, then lie your ass off and get a pardon by the corrupt president!

An old story but right on the money and you can here the mpaa/riaa lies put forward by this scum bag senator that has been sold his soul and take bribes time and again to lobby for the media industry, to make ppl think its right to criminalise copywrite infringer's and hand out sentences more sever that rapists and paedophiles!

Originally posted by link:

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http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/entertainment/music/2999780.stm

Destroy 'pirate' PCs, says politician
Senator Orrin Hatch
Senator Hatch said destroyed computers would show the government was serious
A US senator wants to develop new technology which would remotely destroy the computers of people who illegally download music tracks.

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The MPAA has finally responded to the claims and to no ones surprise, they have denied all the claims including that they ever worked with MediaDefender. Unfortunately for the MPAA's claims, archives of leaked MD emails beg to differ.


usual story ,we never did,
we know you did it

Originally posted by ali2007:

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The MPAA has finally responded to the claims and to no ones surprise, they have denied all the claims including that they ever worked with MediaDefender. Unfortunately for the MPAA's claims, archives of leaked MD emails beg to differ.


usual story ,we never did,
we know you did it

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I think Michael Jackson denied misconduct with those kids too. We know better.
OJ denied any involvment in that tragic double homicide, and was aquitted. But we know better.
Bill Clinton denied having relations with Monica. Again, we know better.
MPAA (major puss*es against advancement) denies involvment with MD. Yeah...we're really fooled.

Get bent MPAA.

I don't approve of downloading any content: movies, music or software. That's just MY OWN personal belief.

However, the truth of the matter is that whatever moral issue it MAY be it is not stealing. What it IS however is copyright infringment. Which is an entirely different beast than stealing.

If it was theft the fines would be LOWER, the compensatory damges would be lower and the charges would certainly be of a lesser nature.

With that said, I think that our police, our courts, our politicians and our government resources have more important issues to deal with than individuals violating copyrights for their own personal use without financial gains involved. I also think that if the media companies would step into the 21st century and beyond that they would discover a distribution model that is less costly to them, less costly to the consumers and more profitable to the copyright holders.

The managing board of the MPAA should actively enter politics, as much as they lie and steal. Idiots.

Douchebags...

so if some one is caught downloading one song they can get fined upwards of $5000, well how much does a shoplifter get fined for stealing a whole CD that contains from 4 to 15 songs on it?

Originally posted by gfactor13:

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so if some one is caught downloading one song they can get fined upwards of $5000, well how much does a shoplifter get fined for stealing a whole CD that contains from 4 to 15 songs on it?

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About $250 in fines... don't ask me how I know this....lol

:P

These two are connected and it does not take a brain surgeon to figure this out especially when it comes to the mpaa they are connected to anything they can get their hands on.