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| SovMish (Member) 13 December 2006 20:26 |
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It's great to see that some people will actually stand up to the RIAA and their backers.
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| lxfactor (Senior Member) 13 December 2006 20:40 |
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now it means they can't get cheap music from allofmp3...
and they can't steal music from piratebay...
sounds like the RIAA will like this... =[
they better all switch
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| georgeluv (Member) 13 December 2006 21:26 |
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gotta love sweden, the REAL land of the free (at least when it come to internet laws)
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| ZippyDSM (AfterDawn Addict) 13 December 2006 23:48 |
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georgeluv
dont they also sale the extra army supplely to the people as well and have"interesting " gun laws?
it is the home of porn is it not? *L*
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| domie (Member) 14 December 2006 2:25 |
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sweden is the home of porn ? i take it you have never been to L.A. ?
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| kepners (Junior Member) 14 December 2006 2:35 |
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WOOWWOOWWEEEEWAAAA
this is the way!! love it.
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| ZippyDSM (AfterDawn Addict) 14 December 2006 3:07 |
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domie
well before the US made porn thier bitch in the 90s :P
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| georgeluv (Member) 14 December 2006 6:08 |
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sweden has some of the most liberal laws in the areas of:
~the interweb
~drugs (swedens marijuana laws are more liberal than even holland, a lot of the breeders and growers moved operations to sweden when holland cracked down on them a few years ago. lsd was first sythasized in sweden and the first ever acid trip took place in sweden.)
~ banking
where swedens laws are definatly lacking:
~personal freedom (they are one of those countries where gorry american horror movies are banned, and its also one of those countries where every male has to do 2 manditory years of military service.)
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| ZippyDSM (AfterDawn Addict) 14 December 2006 6:14 |
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georgeluv
and have nice gun laws and sale old army stuff to the populace,can you still import gorryness?
frankly the US needs its kids to go thru some army training.....our kids are dumbarses ><
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| ytskä (Junior Member) 14 December 2006 7:53 |
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The military service in sweden in nowhere near being mandatory..
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| ZippyG (Inactive) 14 December 2006 9:52 |
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The Pirate Bay is great! Highly recommend watching "steal this film" about them. I wouldn't mind heading up the Pirate Party here in the US.
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| sammorris (AfterDawn Addict) 14 December 2006 9:58 |
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The Pirate Party's views are strong, but I welcome them above those of the MAFIAA. I think this is a superb move.
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| georgeluv (Member) 14 December 2006 11:32 |
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i herd you can deffer your military service for school or job reasons, but they still make you do it at some point, right? i remeber reading about swedish pro snowboarders always trying to find ways out of it.
as far as selling army things back to the public, america does that all the time. army surplus stores. you cant buy tanks or asault rifles, but pretty much everything else from old jeeps to jet engens.
and as far as importing gorrynes to sweden, i think its illegal but whats going to stop them from just downloading them from the pirate bay :-)?
its weird but a lot of americas ultra violent movies become cult classics in europe simply because they are "banned" and its not just horror movies either, its anything with lots of bloody violence period like pulp fiction or basicaly any other quinten tarentino movie.
america has the most liberal laws for gun ownership (on the books). the other day i saw a flyer for a raffle a local fire department was having for a shiny new mosburg 12 gauge. it said absolutly nothing about a background check or anything, pretty sure if you won they would just hand it to you on the spot and say "enjoy!".
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| ZippyDSM (AfterDawn Addict) 14 December 2006 14:03 |
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georgeluv
we don't sell shells and mortor rounds,machine guns and such to joe pubic *L*
general rifles and such yes .
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| dRD (I hate titles) 15 December 2006 2:18 |
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| akaangus (Member) 16 December 2006 14:08 |
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Is it just me or is it ironic that to protest companies blocking access to websites, they are blocking access to a website?
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| NINVIN21 (Senior Member) 16 December 2006 14:55 |
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I just want to say ever since piratebay got raided they have not been the same.
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| DR34MER (Inactive) 16 December 2006 21:46 |
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Zippy, I wouldn't call a Semi-Automatic Rifle a general rifle....I'd call it terribly overpowered and inappropriate. I seriously question the validity of semi and full automatic weaponry for hunting.
As Robin Williams said once, "America, the place where we have the Right to Bare Arms arm Arm Bears!" :P
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| ZippyDSM (AfterDawn Addict) 16 December 2006 22:21 |
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DR34MER
:P
I am not a huge fan of guns but I look up gun laws now and then and sweden is kinda a odd ball,they have almsot lack gun laws and little gun crime compared to others,and the more I look at it the more it seems tis a cutrual thing and not a gun law thing.
alto in the end I am sure its a bit of everything but you get the point.
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| lbbz (Newbie) 16 December 2006 22:36 |
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Hmmm... I only support this move if ISP Perspektiv subscribers can switch with no additional costs. Otherwise, it's hitting them much more than it hits the ISP.
My own ISP grabs subscribers for 1-3 years, and breaking the contract means more costs than I could ever afford.
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| sammorris (AfterDawn Addict) 17 December 2006 6:39 |
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I think TPB have been on the up and up since the raid, personally!
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| jziman (Inactive) 17 December 2006 12:31 |
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So glad my ISP blocks nothing.
Go Pirate Bay!!!!
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| sammorris (AfterDawn Addict) 17 December 2006 12:33 |
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yeah, my university's ISP blocks TPB (the websites, not just use of Bit torrent itself), but fortunately my home one doesn't... yet.
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| amorphia (Newbie) 22 December 2006 1:49 |
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Whoever posted that Sweden has liberal drug laws: I don't know where on earth you get your information from but you are waaaay wrong. I live here and I can tell you the general attitude towards drugs here is basically that if you ever smoke a joint you will end up one day dead with a needle in your arm. The legislation reflects this attitude.
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| Steve83 (Member) 30 December 2006 19:03 |
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DR34MER
You, and WAAAAAAAAYYYY too many other people, have the wrong idea about the 4th Amendment. It has NOTHING WHATSOEVER TO DO WITH HUNTING. Read the Preamble & maybe you'll unnerstan. The only reason the framers felt citizens SHOULD "keep & bear arms" was to KILL THE GUBMINT if it ever got too big for its own britches. Nothing else crossed their minds. Also, they put it in very simple terms: "...SHALL NOT BE INFRINGED". Period. What could be easier to understand?
So in keeping with that purpose, US citizens should have mortAr shells, machine guns, heavy artillery, and anything else needed to DEFEAT our own government.
Why do you think it's so out-of-control right now? Because they know they've buried that amendment so many times over that it might as well never have existed, and we're right back where we started: the laws that apply to the people DON'T apply to the government, and we're paying taxes without having control over what they're spent on.
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| Steve83 (Member) 30 December 2006 19:07 |
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Sorry - typo. 2nd Amendment
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