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The_Neon_Cowboy · Feb 13, 2005, 12:34 AM

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Originally Posted by tek

Today I owe the RIAA $1,025,244.14

lick my nuts RIAA

really people should start hunting / harrasing the RIAA / MPAA people... at home
strike fear in thier hearts and make then cower like the coward fat cat pigs they are...
make them think twice about the BS thier pulling... really thier more hated then any other group and thier hated around the globe...

Sorry to say if some one or group went nuts and want on te RIAA / MPAA head quarters killing spee or if ther head qurters blew up! it would be like cristmas in july i doubt many would shead a tear...

I want to see them tried for thier massiuve crimes! how dare any one be held accountable for anything untill thier held to count for thier own verry illegal activites incluseing, viruses, trojans, back doors, copywrite and trade mark infringement, decompleing and altering sofwareadding tracking/back doors and then redistributeing it. Flooding P2P networks with fake files/ moveies/ songs .. flodding the same networs with broken corrupt downloads.. disruting service of P2p networks etc...etc etc.. spying, wire tapping... etc etc etc...
They seem to think thier above the law and do get away with thier crimes...

At the lest we should see all riaa / MPAA officals behind bars and thier organization BANNED from internet and comuters period and permanatly.. At work and at home...
and be force to pay massive fine to be payed to the people they have harrased over the years...

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Originally Posted by Rasta Monsta

You guys are just nuts talking so openly about this stuff.

rasta

I'm not worried I have my hunting cap on j/k

pr0digal jenius · Feb 13, 2005, 12:38 AM

are trojans/viruses/etc masked as illegal files really a crime though?

I'm nto saying i'm a good friend of the Raped In the Ass Agency or anything, but is it really a crime to label a virus as an illegal song file and spread it?

Drug dealers mix cocaine with rat poison/flour/baking soda/etc and nobody gets mad about that

The_Neon_Cowboy · Feb 13, 2005, 12:46 AM

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Originally Posted by pr0digal jenius

are trojans/viruses/etc masked as illegal files really a crime though?

I'm nto saying i'm a good friend of the Raped In the Ass Agency or anything, but is it really a crime to label a virus as an illegal song file and spread it?

Drug dealers mix cocaine with rat poison/flour/baking soda/etc and nobody gets mad about that

Point being the said activites are verry illegal... regardless of where thier doing it
not only that against all ISP's terms of service so thier ISP should be sueing them and thier subcontactors that do most the work for damages, illegal use etc...

So i mean If i go to a bad part of town and start killing people it would still be verry illegal nothing justifies thier breaking the law just becouse it's a bad place of where legal and illegal tranfers are takeing place. Especally when thier peacheing observance of the law and right they them self enfringe on daily... and useing law enforcement as thier little porch monkies. What thier doing is far worse then what the file sharers are doing... and many times more illegal / severe

kemet64 · Feb 13, 2005, 02:14 PM

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Originally Posted by Necrosis

There is other alternative pays sites that allow you to pay far less than any Napster, and/or Itunes but are perfectly legal. I have a site that I pay 10 - 15 cents a song, and it's completey legal!!! I can even choose my MP3 quality 192-320.

I've never been one for downloading for two reasons.

1. Video Quality
2. Lack of Surround Sound

what place is this?

violat3 · Feb 13, 2005, 02:42 PM

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Originally Posted by The_Neon_Cowboy

really people should start hunting / harrasing the RIAA / MPAA people... at home
strike fear in thier hearts and make then cower like the coward fat cat pigs they are...
make them think twice about the BS thier pulling... really thier more hated then any other group and thier hated around the globe...

nut job

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Originally Posted by The_Neon_Cowboy

Sorry to say if some one or group went nuts and want on te RIAA / MPAA head quarters killing spee or if ther head qurters blew up! it would be like cristmas in july i doubt many would shead a tear...

I want to see them tried for thier massiuve crimes! how dare any one be held accountable for anything untill thier held to count for thier own verry illegal activites incluseing, viruses, trojans, back doors, copywrite and trade mark infringement, decompleing and altering sofwareadding tracking/back doors and then redistributeing it. Flooding P2P networks with fake files/ moveies/ songs .. flodding the same networs with broken corrupt downloads.. disruting service of P2p networks etc...etc etc.. spying, wire tapping... etc etc etc...
They seem to think thier above the law and do get away with thier crimes...

At the lest we should see all riaa / MPAA officals behind bars and thier organization BANNED from internet and comuters period and permanatly.. At work and at home...
and be force to pay massive fine to be payed to the people they have harrased over the years...

seek help you need it

pr0digal jenius · Feb 13, 2005, 06:29 PM

Guys...let's do our best to keep this out of the FWZ, shall we?

and neon, it doesn't matter if P2P can be used for legit purposes...if they mask the trojans as files that CAN NOT EVER BE LEGAL, such as ripped mp3s, etc,, there's no crime. And as per breaching ISP agreements, you do the same when you download music.

BiGBrOwNPimpsta · Feb 13, 2005, 09:45 PM

the riaa shutting down places makes no sense, actually these places dont account for the big sources of filesharing.

it's IRC and private FTPS and your friends at school/work. in addition, with burners so cheap and high-bandwidth internet its a joke. they can never stop it and stopping a few has had no significant change CD sales nor will they ever.

md5 · Feb 14, 2005, 07:20 AM

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the riaa shutting down places makes no sense, actually these places dont account for the big sources of filesharing.

it's IRC and private FTPS and your friends at school/work. in addition, with burners so cheap and high-bandwidth internet its a joke. they can never stop it and stopping a few has had no significant change CD sales nor will they ever.

Precicely

Callandor · Feb 14, 2005, 10:55 AM

[~,-]

Rasta Monsta · Feb 14, 2005, 10:55 AM

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Originally Posted by md5

Precicely

I agree as well. . .ten years ago our "free" music came from radio, which is the industry's greatest advertising medium. One would think that a few downloads here & there would get people more interested in purchasing music, not less. . .

rasta

Chubby_C · Feb 14, 2005, 10:59 PM

I've totally given up on music anyway, I haven't bought a cd in quite a while I don't even remember what the last one I bought was, I think the last that was bought for me was Christmas 2003. There is just no decent music out there that I would even bother downloading for free. That is there biggest problem shitty music. I just listen to talk radio and thats it.

but in retrospect that whole blurb has absolutely nothing to do with the original point of this thread.