Comments on: RIAA blames universities for lawsuits http://www.p2pnet.net/story/13054 p2pnet.net offers not-your-lamescream news on movies music digital media P2P peer-to-peer TV television file sharing freedom of speech open source product news Wifi mobiles company Mon, 08 Sep 2008 06:44:26 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.2.1 By: Reader's Write http://www.p2pnet.net/story/13054#comment-160512 Reader's Write Sat, 11 Aug 2007 01:50:24 +0000 http://www.p2pnet.net/story/13054#comment-160512 http://www.mcgill.ca/cio/e-policies/copyright/ These will not only forward letters, they will disclose you without fight! http://www.mcgill.ca/cio/e-policies/copyright/

These will not only forward letters, they will disclose you without fight!

]]> By: Reader's Write http://www.p2pnet.net/story/13054#comment-160314 Reader's Write Fri, 10 Aug 2007 18:54:38 +0000 http://www.p2pnet.net/story/13054#comment-160314 The lawsuit attempts were already a given. Not only does the settlement letters the RIAA gives out no guarentee that it will end there once they have milked the victim for their descretionary funding and borrowing abilities, it is an open invitation to admit guilt, lowering the standard the RIAA must meet for proof. The RIAA, as it has demonstrated in the past, is constantly looking for ways to get someone else to do their dirtywork for them and get the other party to pay at least part of the cost of doing so, if it can't get them to bear the total cost. It's always a slimey scam when having to deal with them in any manner. Given that they are at beck and call of their masters the major labels, it is the cartels that give them their marching orders. So it is the cartels themselves that should recieve the ire of the public for the actions of the RIAA. The cartels already know and have known all along that they can't defeat piracy. The scope is too great and too large even for them, to police on a worldwide scope. Their hope and if you will examine the puff peices carefully is to give the impression that everyone is under the eyeball. With the passing of unregulated and unsupervised spying by The Patriot act and other acts rammed through under the guise of the watchword terrorism, in addition to their own lobbying efforts, I would be very suprised if there is not some central place where the cartels of media entertainment have gathered to spy out whom is doing what, with which materials, and on what sort of sites. In speculation, this seems most likely, because in essence they have been given the green flag that any corporation can spy at will without fear of reprecussions. The Republican party has seen to it that all comers with enough money can pretty much buy what considerations they wish. The best laws money can buy should be the motto of the US at present. The lawsuit attempts were already a given. Not only does the settlement letters the RIAA gives out no guarentee that it will end there once they have milked the victim for their descretionary funding and borrowing abilities, it is an open invitation to admit guilt, lowering the standard the RIAA must meet for proof.

The RIAA, as it has demonstrated in the past, is constantly looking for ways to get someone else to do their dirtywork for them and get the other party to pay at least part of the cost of doing so, if it can’t get them to bear the total cost. It’s always a slimey scam when having to deal with them in any manner. Given that they are at beck and call of their masters the major labels, it is the cartels that give them their marching orders. So it is the cartels themselves that should recieve the ire of the public for the actions of the RIAA.

The cartels already know and have known all along that they can’t defeat piracy. The scope is too great and too large even for them, to police on a worldwide scope. Their hope and if you will examine the puff peices carefully is to give the impression that everyone is under the eyeball.

With the passing of unregulated and unsupervised spying by The Patriot act and other acts rammed through under the guise of the watchword terrorism, in addition to their own lobbying efforts, I would be very suprised if there is not some central place where the cartels of media entertainment have gathered to spy out whom is doing what, with which materials, and on what sort of sites. In speculation, this seems most likely, because in essence they have been given the green flag that any corporation can spy at will without fear of reprecussions.

The Republican party has seen to it that all comers with enough money can pretty much buy what considerations they wish. The best laws money can buy should be the motto of the US at present.

]]> By: Frank http://www.p2pnet.net/story/13054#comment-160307 Frank Fri, 10 Aug 2007 18:37:44 +0000 http://www.p2pnet.net/story/13054#comment-160307 20,000 sub only 4000 settle (RIAA number and this is probably a lie 1500-2000 is more likely) only 36 lawsuits that the RIAA are all going to lose: What's hapen to the 15964? Do not settle with these parasites! Tell them that you are not guilty and that they can go a fuck themselves. Obviously they are very good at that. Any pennies you give them will be use to persecute and extort other people. It is the duty of any citizen to resist them! Do not give any Peny to the 4 majors bag of shit that they have the stomach to call corporations and nor to their dogs such as the RIAA. 20,000 sub only 4000 settle (RIAA number and this is probably a lie 1500-2000 is more likely) only 36 lawsuits that the RIAA are all going to lose: What’s hapen to the 15964? Do not settle with these parasites! Tell them that you are not guilty and that they can go a fuck themselves. Obviously they are very good at that. Any pennies you give them will be use to persecute and extort other people. It is the duty of any citizen to resist them! Do not give any Peny to the 4 majors bag of shit that they have the stomach to call corporations and nor to their dogs such as the RIAA.

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