I wouldn't steal (spanish subbed)

Cada vez que alquilas una película, la industria del entretenimiento te obliga a ver su propaganda. Nos dicen que descargar una película es lo mismo que robar bolsos, coches o robar en una tienda. Lo cual no es cierto: hacer una copia es radicalmente distinto a robar.

La industria del entretenimiento no ha sabido ofrecer ninguna alternativa legal viable y no conseguirá convencer a los consumidores de que compartir es lo mismo que robar. Desgraciadamente, sí han tenido éxito en otro área: presionando a nuestros gobernantes para adaptar la ley a sus intereses y criminalizar el acto de compartir, convirtiendo a los consumidores en criminales. Lo justifican argumentando que sus leyes son necesarias para proteger a los artistas, pero en realidad los únicos a los que se protegen son a ellos mismos y a sus cuentas de resultados.

Los Verdes, tanto en Europa como en el resto del mundo, nos oponemos a estas leyes. Creemos que los consumidores están dispuestos a pagar si se les ofrece un producto de calidad por un precio justo. También creemos que compartir es una vía para expandir la cultura, no para acabar con ella.

En protesta contra la propaganda de la industria, hemos hecho nuestro pequeño anuncio. La diferencia, al contrario que con los anuncios que vienen en las películas que alquilas, es que puedes elegir si quieres verlo o no.

Traducción del texto original [http://www.iwouldntsteal.net/]

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[shillbert]

YOU WOULDN'T DOWNLOAD A CAR

[MaxSmolax]

"Timbaland, Madonna, 50 Cent". An obvious brainwashed choice. Hollywood kills movies, big record companies kill music, and you're helping them by paying for that crap. SUPPORT INDEPENDENT ARTISTS! PIRATEBAY FOR EVER!

[uberdriven]

Nowadays, 4 years later, you would. Check Thingiverse! haha :)

[XChippsssX]

This is fantastic. I'm doing a presentation on online piracy and this is loads better to show my class than the original "You wouldn't steal a car" clip. Thank you very much to the creators, super props to you guys!

[agmarkis]

however there are online alternatives to download music legally

[Throbulator]

fuck that,i would if i could

[yourboycal]

Librarys and video stores . Buy one copy and resell it . Expect librarys where they dont even charge =p. Pirates do the same thing . Only differnce is one can be taxed while other cant. I bought a CD with 25 songs on it . i only liked 4 the rest were crap. Could i get a refund for the differnce? No eh ? just stfu cuz u already got my money ? Yes sir :)

[tyciol]

That is some thought-provoking film you created thar, thanks for letting us steal over YouTube.

[nisxaS]

exactly, and ever since I discovered MAstercard Gift Cards, I've been buying alot more. But I STILL download first. Demo's always suck so bad it makes a good game seem terrible. Time trial programs are great, but handicapped make the real application look useless. Why not download it for free, and say "hey, this is pretty good, I'll help support the creator for this wonderful creation". Music is the same way, except two: 1: I like CD cases, and 2: it's not like we can download a concert :P

[ryancaseydotcom]

how about the dumb lazy people can buy stiff and us pirates can just get stuff for free? sounds fair to me. there are tons more ignorant lazy people in the world than pirates. so shut the fuck up industry

[Uuxaul]

Some of the best artists and singers that I have heard, don't get paid alot. In fact, their goal isn't to get paid for it, but to use it as a hobby while they still work a normal job ect... It's something these artists enjoy doing, and don't mind sharing with the world. Take NIN, Matt Parker, and Trey Stone, ect... They ENCOURAGE people to download their creations, and if they make money off of it, cool!

[BlueOceanBelow]

Downloading is my way of knowing what deserves money before I buy it, then I buy it if it does.