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Originally Posted by gideongallery
he said both
that why i put both quotes in the list
the second one i referenced was as a moral justification for the revolution against the british
the former was to quell the desire to surrender to the british. He had to say the former multiple times in multiple different ways because there were a lot of people who wanted to give up
he wasn't taking about porn either, so what your point
should we outlaw this entire industry.
you realize that you just declared it absolutely guarrenteed that peoples rights are going to get trampled if we put this law on the book right
second
you have already acknowledged that open source proves putting your shit in the public domain doesn't stop you from selling it
so are you deliberately lying here.
seriously moron what about the word NEW rights do you not understand
who said anything about changing all the old ways of taking down piracy
every company has the right to keep using all the old rights already established.
your the one who said
i just gave you two examples where the people with the money didn't get what they want.
if you want another recent example look at yes men pretending to be the chamber of commerce to decry "clean coal"
their exposing of the lies of that lobby group and as a result the bills they were all proposing got killed.
in fact the government reversed some of their long standing opposition to Kyoto agreement
the the problem it only works if you keep the actions a secret
do you think people would have voted bush in if they knew he was going to do this in advance
that exactly why i like things like asking for an amendment that void the copyright of any company that abuses the new permissions ONLY when the new rights are abused
rather then trying to fight
because they object they undeniable prove that the law is GOING TO BE ABUSED.
In advance of the law being passed they say we are going to take away your rights, we are going to do nothing to prevent your rights from getting squashed and the only way you can stop us is to not elect the politicians we have bought with our money.
Personally i will simply support "yes man" approach
agree to give you the innovation killing/fair use killing rights you claim you need to destroy the pirates (and only the pirates) if you put a clause that punishes copyright holders equally for killing innovation /fair use.
And then watch you explicitly admit that the law is going to get abused when you complain about how unfair it is to expect you to do due diligence before using the nuclear option.
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I'm not going to take the time to answer you point by point. A while back I made a deal with myself to no longer debate you because all it does it take up time and achieves nothing. It doesn't matter what I saw, you feel you are right and you know everything so who cares what points I make.
here is a little bit of advice. I don't give a shit about you or your fair use rights. I don't. . .really, that is the truth and that is the reality with many content producers. You can blow smoke until you are blue in the face and I still won't give a shit. If you want to effect change and get people off your back here is what you do: instead of coming here where one person agrees with you and you waste your time trying to convince the rest of us you are right spend that time going to the pirating sites and encourage people to stop pirating. Explain to people the importance of paying for their content. The more common pirating gets and the bigger the problem gets the harsher and harsher the copyright laws are going to get. I said it before and I will say it again. Money runs this bitch. Those with gold make the rules and when you start taking their gold from them, they will change the rules to keep that from happening.
Here is all you need to know. Obama spent about $800 million to get elected in 2008. Many insiders suggest he will raise close to $1 billion to spend next year. Do you really think money like that doesn't come with favors attached?