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Damian you are here ONCE AGAIN providing cover for Pirates?
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Please quote where I am doing that. Or are you just talking shit, again?
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Is your pea brain large enough to understand that this is as much as psychological battle as a practical battle?
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Not sure what that has to do with asking if anyone has a case study that proves this adds revenue?
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The public and the pirates will lose interest in the pursuit when measures are taken against them that make it KNOWN that they COULD come under attack for their content thievery.
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The music, film and video game industries would disagree with you.
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You say that the efforts of the RIAA and all the anti-piracy measures enacted globally in the last 15 years have been futile?
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Well, it's still very easy to pirate something if you want to. So yes.
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You, my friend, are quite wrong.
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I am sure you have some example or citations to back up your spurious claim that the RIAA have had any impact on piracy except for publicising how easy it is? Or are you just talking out of your arse?
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In fact you are indeed FULL OF SHIT.
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What specifically that I am saying do you think is wrong? PS swearing really helps make your point seem more substantial.
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These measures have put a strong seed of DOUBT AND FEAR into the minds of people that are about to attempt to steal intellectual property. They know there is a CHANCE, however remote, that they could be sued or arrested.
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Why is traffic higher than ever on pirate sites then, love? Why does that traffic increase during high profile cases?
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From your posts you have shown that you have extensive knowledge of torrents, the various thief networks, and sites that host rip offs. Why are you so well versed in these things?
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I am interested in technology, I am interested in people stealing my clients work and the impact that has on their bottom line - which is what they pay me from. It's my livelihood.
I am also interested in people pretending to know how to stop piracy.
Hope that helps you understand.
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Does anyone else find it odd that the single biggest loud mouth in support of Piracy (which is what you are doing every time you say Resistance is Futile against Piracy) is also such a seeming PRO when it comes to rip off methods and networks?
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Darling, I know this is REALLY hard for you to understand, but let me say it again. Slowly. Just for you.
I am not in favour of blackmailing people that pay for an IP address. This does not mean I am in favour of piracy.
Why do you find that so hard to understand?
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I'm not accusing you of ACTUAL PIRACY dude so spare me the boo hoo I want Slutboat banned you fucking crybaby. What I AM ACCUSING you of is supporting the CONCEPT and PRACTICE of PIRACY.
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Well please post some proof where I support the concept and practise of piracy. All I am doing is OPPOSING the concept of blackmailing IP addresses.
Very simple. Call me out and provide proof, otherwise you are just talking out of your arse.
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Every time you come on here and voice your absurd opinion that nothing can be done to stop the pirates (I have read your website...I'm talking about the offensive attacks on pirates) you are providing cover for rip offs and undermining the hard work of the people who actually give a fuck about saving the industry.
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Well, there's been 500 years of people trying to stop piracy. Agreed on that? Good. The MPAA, RIAA, TV companies and software houses have tried to stop piracy. Agreed on that? They all have more money, resources, legal teams and time that porn people do. Agreed?
THEY HAVE ALL FAILED TO STOP PIRACY.
YOU CANNOT STOP PIRACY.
Why do you think you can succeed where people MUCH better than you have failed?
However, this thread is about something else, well done for hijacking it.