After reading your statements, then the replies, it seems as if you haven't schooled anyone.
It does appear your replies come from a script of talking points supplied by your handlers.
If that is so, your "masters" appear to be very stupid and out of touch with reality. They also seem to be deeply mired in denial.
On the other hand, if those points you thought you were making came out of your head, then you seem to be the stupid one.
Regurgitating points long ago proved to be lies and distortions will convince no one that can read and knows to avoid the bullshit spewed by the copyright maximalists.
Oh, and by the way, if the ideas you wrote are indeed yours, then your handlers should still be considered stupid for hiring someone as ill equipped to do battle on their behalf as you seem to be.
Perhaps you should retire from writing until you become knowledgeable enough to form some accurate and informed opinions.
It seems extremely troubling when such a key member of the House subcommittee on intellectual property has such a negative view of our basic property rights.
It is not so much a negative view he came up with on his own, it is more of a "purchased" negative view sold to him by copyright extremists.
I wonder, now that it appears he is "bought and paid for" if the copyright industry thinks "you bought it, you own it" applies?
I should have included a "/s" at the end of my sentence. Sometimes communicating by the written word can be very limited unless you are a talented author, which I am not. :-(
I'm wondering when the government will stop being conned by all this and realize that a subcontractor ignoring regulations doesn't mean the original company has clean hands, either.
The government will stop being conned when the campaign donations dry up.
Until that happens, the government will not care how many die (unless it happens to a friend or a relative).
I would like to take this opportunity to express my profound relief that our U.S. Congress is not the only body of politicians with their collective heads jammed up their collective bottoms.
I suspect a lot more countries are also afflicted with politicians of this type.
It seems as if politics is a giant otherworldly magnet that attracts the idiots, the greedy, the spineless sellouts, and others of that ilk.
After reading over the various comments, I see a lot of people wondering if the MPAA thinks this, or if the MPAA thinks that, or perhaps they think something else.
I have yet to read any article, posted anywhere, that would lead me to believe the MPAA does any thinking what so ever.
I would like to think McCain received a phone call after his "resignation" statement hit the press.
I can imagine the phone call originating from within the NSA and reminding McCain of the "incident/s" he would like to keep private and how it might accidentally become public knowledge if he didn't change his position or statement.
They are watching everybody McCain, not just the "little people". Welcome to the nightmare of your creation.
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After reading your statements, then the replies, it seems as if you haven't schooled anyone.
It does appear your replies come from a script of talking points supplied by your handlers.
If that is so, your "masters" appear to be very stupid and out of touch with reality. They also seem to be deeply mired in denial.
On the other hand, if those points you thought you were making came out of your head, then you seem to be the stupid one.
Regurgitating points long ago proved to be lies and distortions will convince no one that can read and knows to avoid the bullshit spewed by the copyright maximalists.
Oh, and by the way, if the ideas you wrote are indeed yours, then your handlers should still be considered stupid for hiring someone as ill equipped to do battle on their behalf as you seem to be.
Perhaps you should retire from writing until you become knowledgeable enough to form some accurate and informed opinions.
Rogers cranial cavity
He must have a skull full of tumors since there has been no evidence of a brain for a very long time.
negative view?
It seems extremely troubling when such a key member of the House subcommittee on intellectual property has such a negative view of our basic property rights.
It is not so much a negative view he came up with on his own, it is more of a "purchased" negative view sold to him by copyright extremists.
I wonder, now that it appears he is "bought and paid for" if the copyright industry thinks "you bought it, you own it" applies?
California?
I think you meant a North Carolina school decided to blame Grayson Bruce and his backpack for the bullying. (Check bottom of the page for location info.)
Re: Re: Copyright industry and judges
Of course you are correct.
I should have included a "/s" at the end of my sentence. Sometimes communicating by the written word can be very limited unless you are a talented author, which I am not. :-(
Copyright industry and judges
This ruling seems like a good indication that federal judges can be bought and paid for just like politicians.
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I'm wondering when the government will stop being conned by all this and realize that a subcontractor ignoring regulations doesn't mean the original company has clean hands, either.
The government will stop being conned when the campaign donations dry up.
Until that happens, the government will not care how many die (unless it happens to a friend or a relative).
What is the problem with getting a warrant?Re:
What???
You mean law enforcement agencies should actually do their job properly, the way the Constitution and Founding Fathers intend?
Why, that means they would have to do some actual work, and know the law, and other unpleasant things like that..
Heaven forbid...
/s
Clapper's mouth and other parts
I wonder if Clapper's ass ever gets jealous of all the shit that spews out of his mouth?
Re: If I was in the Senate...
By "fire" I kinda hope you mean cast them into a large bonfire and listen to them sizzle on their way to Hell.
(untitled comment)
That delicious taste must be one of sweet, sweet irony.
hypocrisy
Our government has an inexhaustible supply of hypocrisy.
This is backed up by a limitless amount of lies, double dealing, and "do as I say and not as I do" actions.
Seems like the political larder is well stocked indeed.
Relief
I would like to take this opportunity to express my profound relief that our U.S. Congress is not the only body of politicians with their collective heads jammed up their collective bottoms.
I suspect a lot more countries are also afflicted with politicians of this type.
It seems as if politics is a giant otherworldly magnet that attracts the idiots, the greedy, the spineless sellouts, and others of that ilk.
Law professor
Just goes to show that even a law professor can be as full of shit as a well fed goose.
Re: Re: MPAA and thinking
Since you cannot understand my simple sentence, I must conclude you work for the MPAA and as such you're unable to think.
MPAA and thinking
After reading over the various comments, I see a lot of people wondering if the MPAA thinks this, or if the MPAA thinks that, or perhaps they think something else.
I have yet to read any article, posted anywhere, that would lead me to believe the MPAA does any thinking what so ever.
Name change?
Time to change the website name to "TechSoil" perhaps...
from the funny-how-that-works dept
Instead of "from the funny-how-that-works dept" that should have read "revelations that surprise absolutely no one".
Re: Re: NSA - Resignations - Accountability
Don't tell me how to imagine my dystopian world.
I'm also not your "bud", pal. :)
NSA - Resignations - Accountability
I would like to think McCain received a phone call after his "resignation" statement hit the press.
I can imagine the phone call originating from within the NSA and reminding McCain of the "incident/s" he would like to keep private and how it might accidentally become public knowledge if he didn't change his position or statement.
They are watching everybody McCain, not just the "little people". Welcome to the nightmare of your creation.