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My points

I call the lawsuits an attempt to stop sharing ILLEGAL things.

My point was/is that the RIAA were lobbying about WHAT was being shared, and NOT the actual sharing.

Although you might believe that the RIAA wants to end the sharing, I don't see the evidence of it wanting to kill the p2p, but rather they want to kill the copyrighted material distribution. (would enjoy reading a link to the contrary)

Another point I was trying to make is that the RIAA was NOT involved in this particular investigation, which is about child porn not music, yet some posters started ranting about the RIAA when they were barely even mentioned in THIS article.

And to say that "blocking one minor distribution method won't stop it. " is pretty sad. It may never stop but it will make it more difficult and every attempt has to be made, no matter how trivial it may seem to some.

Are you saying that since we can't stop it that we might as well give up? That is pure stupidity.

How about doing it MY way: If you molest children you will be shot. That would GUARANTEE that the particular molester would NEVER do it again.

Just my view on it.

Posted by: Spoon Jabber   Posted on: 05/17/04 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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