Comments on: Extralegal Methods for Protecting Our Perceived File-Sharing Rights http://bciptf.org/blog/2007/10/25/extralegal-methods-for-protecting-our-perceived-file-sharing-rights/ Blogging by the Intellectual Property & Technology Forum & Journal at BC Law Thu, 28 Aug 2008 16:39:40 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.2.2 By: Pwhndvve http://bciptf.org/blog/2007/10/25/extralegal-methods-for-protecting-our-perceived-file-sharing-rights/#comment-89602 Pwhndvve Sat, 09 Aug 2008 16:48:30 +0000 http://bciptf.org/blog/2007/10/25/extralegal-methods-for-protecting-our-perceived-file-sharing-rights/#comment-89602 Rimsky went look closer <a href="http://bebo.com/CytotecB9/" rel="nofollow">buy cytotec</a> then announced estivities. Rimsky went look closer buy cytotec then announced estivities.

]]> By: damilola http://bciptf.org/blog/2007/10/25/extralegal-methods-for-protecting-our-perceived-file-sharing-rights/#comment-84732 damilola Fri, 13 Jun 2008 23:09:45 +0000 http://bciptf.org/blog/2007/10/25/extralegal-methods-for-protecting-our-perceived-file-sharing-rights/#comment-84732 it is very unfortunate that even our democratically elected government are handling their work with levity in view of this it could be regarded as a fallacy or rather a great blunder to regard these act as a treasonable fellony due to this fact i will view it from two perspectives. 1subjective 2. objective since there are provisions in the constitution taking care of the we should allow the constitution to prevail while in the other sense till when shall we continue to make it treasonable fellony when our leaders are found of stealing,corrupt act,embezzlement,and enrichment of perty members grossly neglecting the citizen in abject poverty(leaders needs to be overhawl in discharge of their duties). the legislature and the judiciary should also be awoken to their responsibiliteis although they are also involved in this corrupt practice but despite that they can still check on the activities of one another... it is very unfortunate that even our democratically elected government are handling their work with levity in view of this it could be regarded as a fallacy or rather a great blunder to regard these act as a treasonable fellony due to this fact i will view it from two perspectives. 1subjective 2. objective
since there are provisions in the constitution taking care of the we should allow the constitution to prevail while in the other sense till when shall we continue to make it treasonable fellony when our leaders are found of stealing,corrupt act,embezzlement,and enrichment of perty members grossly neglecting the citizen in abject poverty(leaders needs to be overhawl in discharge of their duties). the legislature and the judiciary should also be awoken to their responsibiliteis although they are also involved in this corrupt practice but despite that they can still check on the activities of one another…

]]> By: Chris Brunner http://bciptf.org/blog/2007/10/25/extralegal-methods-for-protecting-our-perceived-file-sharing-rights/#comment-56687 Chris Brunner Fri, 26 Oct 2007 12:09:40 +0000 http://bciptf.org/blog/2007/10/25/extralegal-methods-for-protecting-our-perceived-file-sharing-rights/#comment-56687 "And then hopefully Big Music and the government will see where this leads: They lose their ability to control the people when the people fritter away underground." Come on, now. The War on Drugs has been going on for how long? Damn near a century, right? I haven't seen anyone make any statements on behalf of the government along the lines of "Well, it seems that we lose our ability to control the people when they fritter underground. Maybe this is the wrong way to go about things." Don't hold your breath on that one. What I hear from them is more like, "OMG, we need more money so we fight even harder against natural economic law! We're going to raise taxes so we can fight demand, even though we have no control over supply and don't really have control over demand. Basically, it's just an excuse to raise taxes." Don't you see? The government has *incentive* to make things illegal even though they can't be stopped. It means indefinitely enlarging budgets and an excuse to write new laws and remove freedoms. “And then hopefully Big Music and the government will see where this leads: They lose their ability to control the people when the people fritter away underground.”

Come on, now. The War on Drugs has been going on for how long? Damn near a century, right? I haven’t seen anyone make any statements on behalf of the government along the lines of “Well, it seems that we lose our ability to control the people when they fritter underground. Maybe this is the wrong way to go about things.”
Don’t hold your breath on that one. What I hear from them is more like, “OMG, we need more money so we fight even harder against natural economic law! We’re going to raise taxes so we can fight demand, even though we have no control over supply and don’t really have control over demand. Basically, it’s just an excuse to raise taxes.”
Don’t you see? The government has *incentive* to make things illegal even though they can’t be stopped. It means indefinitely enlarging budgets and an excuse to write new laws and remove freedoms.

]]> By: paul http://bciptf.org/blog/2007/10/25/extralegal-methods-for-protecting-our-perceived-file-sharing-rights/#comment-56561 paul Thu, 25 Oct 2007 16:48:46 +0000 http://bciptf.org/blog/2007/10/25/extralegal-methods-for-protecting-our-perceived-file-sharing-rights/#comment-56561 Thanks. It's all about love! Thanks. It’s all about love!

]]> By: Alex Carnevale http://bciptf.org/blog/2007/10/25/extralegal-methods-for-protecting-our-perceived-file-sharing-rights/#comment-56554 Alex Carnevale Thu, 25 Oct 2007 15:29:19 +0000 http://bciptf.org/blog/2007/10/25/extralegal-methods-for-protecting-our-perceived-file-sharing-rights/#comment-56554 Aw, we don't dig, we love! I've enjoyed reading your writing on this issue, and this post was no exception. Aw, we don’t dig, we love!

I’ve enjoyed reading your writing on this issue, and this post was no exception.

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