violate other people's rightsYou don't have a right to my hard-drive or to the contents thereof.
Getting past the uncanny valley in advertising? I'd like to see us get past the uncanny valley in the GOP primaries. Has anyone actually watched Mitt Romney speak?
I'd bet the contents of my wallet that the guy eats old people's medicine for fuel.
So not liking someone is all it takes to excuse infringement.
If you hear a knock at the door, it's probably just the BBC.
Alright, but first I have to go buy a fax machine to take care of some paperwork. Brb.
Hey, a lot of money went into that advertising! They can't let everyone watch it for free or they'll never recoup!
Scenario 1: Google continues like they are. Either they will be forced by corrupt government to censor posts entirely, or those governments will block Blogger entirely. End Result: The information cannot escape.
Scenario 2: Google blocks content from inside those countries, but allows access to that content from outside the country. Information escapes.
Scenario 2 seems better to me, at first glance.
If I ever go to the UK, I'll tweet before hand that I'm going to "paint the town", and see if I get detained for planning to vandalize London.
Is copying also rape? Is it murder? Is it terrorism? Do the answers to those questions depend on whether or not I have produced content that was pirated?
You argument is one giant non sequitur.
You didn't give me $100,000 last year so I could quit my job and start writing full time.
STOP CENSORING ME!
/insane_troll_logic
They want me to pirate it, I guess? That's the only conclusion I can come to.
I don't think racist jokes should be punishable by the government because I believe in free speech. Does that mean I'm a racist who supports racist speech?
Private business should be allowed to choose who they do business with. If they are real assholes about it, I'll be right there picketing their business along with 99.9% of the population, but that doesn't mean we should write laws that tell people who they have to associate with on their own property.
Turn off Maddow; engage the brain.
While I wouldn't consider myself hostile to the tea party, the whole "keep the government's hands off my medicare/social security" was kinda ridiculous.
He should have manned up and taken the pat down like every other citizen would do in that position.And by "man up", you mean "meekly submit"?
The conspiracy theorist in me believes that these requirements were very much pushed by the corporations that produce these body scanners and similar invasive technology so that they could unload their technology on the domestic market and rake in the taxpayer-funded-government-subsidies.I wouldn't call that a conspiracy theory. I actually thought it was a well-known fact . . .
I despise Paul as a racist and a 1%erMake Note: This is what happens when you get your news from MSNBC, folks.
Either that, or it detected a pocket-sized copy of the Constitution and sounded the alarm.
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It's funny when trolls talk about supply and demand and somehow don't realize what this means about an infinitely copy-able good and the effect that inevitably has on content prices.
Can't stream it? Just copy it off ThePirateBay for its natural supply-and-demand value.