Eta Carinae
14-01-2004, 05:01
Illegal File-sharing Flares
The Issue
A surprise raid conducted on ISPs over the last week in Kinky bunnies shows that more than 30% of all Internet data transfer in Kinky bunnies at one time or another is used by illegal file-shares to illegally distribute files, most notably songs.
The Debate
"What we need to do is hack their computers and format their hard drives," says Zeke Dredd, recording industry representative. "People need to be taught to not mess with the law. This is theft pure and simple. And they're not only halving our revenue to tune of billions of bunnys, but you are also stealing a few hundredths of a bunny from the artist for every song they steal. THINK OF THE STARVING ARTISTS!"
[Accept]
"Yo, dude, like, don't be hatin' man," says teenager Jennifer Wu. "We're like, going to change the whole structure of our society. Everything should be like, publicly available to, like, everybody, dude. Copyrights are so, like, uncool man and we need to get rid of them. That'd be totally radical, and cool as well."
[Accept]
"Yo, dang, blizzity blang, yo, this ain't, right, yo," says Tobias Frederickson, famous rapper with three platinum albums. "Dang, yo, we dang need to copy-protect my dang CDs, yo. That dang playability life dang decreases, yo, but it's the only way to stop this, dang, yo."
[Accept]
The Government Position
The government has yet to formalize a position on this issue.
If you wish, you may simply dismiss this issue.
Issue by: The Radical Libertarian Paradise of Frigben
Editor: SalusaSecondus
Can anyone translate the third option into plain English?
The Issue
A surprise raid conducted on ISPs over the last week in Kinky bunnies shows that more than 30% of all Internet data transfer in Kinky bunnies at one time or another is used by illegal file-shares to illegally distribute files, most notably songs.
The Debate
"What we need to do is hack their computers and format their hard drives," says Zeke Dredd, recording industry representative. "People need to be taught to not mess with the law. This is theft pure and simple. And they're not only halving our revenue to tune of billions of bunnys, but you are also stealing a few hundredths of a bunny from the artist for every song they steal. THINK OF THE STARVING ARTISTS!"
[Accept]
"Yo, dude, like, don't be hatin' man," says teenager Jennifer Wu. "We're like, going to change the whole structure of our society. Everything should be like, publicly available to, like, everybody, dude. Copyrights are so, like, uncool man and we need to get rid of them. That'd be totally radical, and cool as well."
[Accept]
"Yo, dang, blizzity blang, yo, this ain't, right, yo," says Tobias Frederickson, famous rapper with three platinum albums. "Dang, yo, we dang need to copy-protect my dang CDs, yo. That dang playability life dang decreases, yo, but it's the only way to stop this, dang, yo."
[Accept]
The Government Position
The government has yet to formalize a position on this issue.
If you wish, you may simply dismiss this issue.
Issue by: The Radical Libertarian Paradise of Frigben
Editor: SalusaSecondus
Can anyone translate the third option into plain English?