So now, they came up with a new bill.
but this time, they asskissed the big corps.
lemme break it down for ya, if you make a blog post saying facebook is trashed your blog will be shut down(yeah).
this time, they are gonna monitor every shit, and defense property of both PRIVATE and government agencies.
meaning that big corps now have access to ALL your personal information(yeah, literally, internet at their feet).
The govt or private corps can take down anything that disrupts their business, damn it this time we may actually not win, the last time we won because we had big corps on our side, this time they are on their side...
Seriously, wtf happened to the free internet?I am starting to become a anonymous supporter now, big corps are literally taking over the internet.
First we, the people make the internet.
Then giant corporations join the internet.
Everything is free, the internet is like your escape from life
Then they make stuff on the internet, and then sell it
Then they want everyone to go through trouble so their stuff isnt stolen
Then they wanna control the internet, so they can do whatever they want and we get f**ked
Now you cant pirate game sand music as easily? Its the same as theft and it makes you a criminal, good for the government and the corporations for having a way to get their lost revenue back. The internet should not be some lawless back country where people think they can do what they want because they hide behind a computer monitor.
Let me say that I am fully against piracy, and I believe that if you enjoy a product or make money with it you should always pay.
I will admit it, I am a pirate. I have pirated hundreds of games, music albums, software and films. These pieces of downloaded media have given me a better feel for each product than any demo or trial ever could, and has resulted in me buying 90% of the items I pirate. That's a higher rate than I would have bought if I hadn't pirated to test it out in the first place.Your saying that like because you bought 90% of the stuff it was all okay... lets think about the other 10%, and even if you bought it you still illegaly got a copy of whatever you downloaded.
Your saying that like because you bought 90% of the stuff it was all okay... lets think about the other 10%, and even if you bought it you still illegaly got a copy of whatever you downloaded.
Companies don't realize that even in the "pirate" sector of the market, there is money to be made.Explain.
Explain.
I will admit it, I am a pirate. I have pirated hundreds of games, music albums, software and films. These pieces of downloaded media have given me a better feel for each product than any demo or trial ever could, and has resulted in me buying 90% of the items I pirate. That's a higher rate than I would have bought if I hadn't pirated to test it out in the first place.
I may have gotten an illegal copy, but that copy lead me to make a proper purchase, which is what developers, artist and creators want. As for the other 10%, those are the usual culprits. Either material you cannot buy without an incredibly high import charge and work arounds and the incredibly over the top priced software which no normal person can afford for personal usage.
So you never downloaded a music file or a movie illegally in your whole life ?That is not what I said... see Sphex to understand. Anything I use daily or enjoy is legal, even if it is shareware that can be used without license I might have paid for it.
They will be able to monitor us aswell, for those who go on the US pages for info and in some situations downloads,...