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Re: ATTENTION all you FILE TRADERS
good I don't want some asshole trying to steal my identity.
as for the riaa they can eat a dick.... they don't care about the music or the artists. -
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Actually good news for now...bad news for the future:
Since the RIAA have enough resources to find itself a nice cuddly place in the back pocket of those in Washington, you can expect any and all legislation to pass without the bat of an eye. I mean c'mon, we're talking about the same Washington that passed the R.A.V.E. act as part of the Federal Crack House Law.Now that the Supreme Court has declined the case, the question is whether the RIAA will pursue new legislation to override the Court.
Congress adjourned this week until after the November election, but it left several important copyright-related bills on the table. The legislature is also expected next year to take up a rewrite of the 1996 Telecommunications Act, which could include copyright-related matters.
On a side note: Congress adjourned until after the election? Fuck, I want a month long vacation! Those fucking retards have one of the most important jobs in the free world and they get a one month vacation? Something's not right in this country. But is that news to anyone?A good shower head and my right hand - the two best lovers that I ever had.Comment
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Re: ATTENTION all you FILE TRADERS
Not just in your country boss. its the same hereComment
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man thats almost like the police mining for names of people who drive fast in rentals... & i know dont tell me that the companys monitor the speed & give warnings or fines.. ive read a few articles..
good for the record industry... i still buy the better part of my collection (at least the comps)Comment
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