The Right to Piracy: The Conflict Behind SOPA

The Right to Piracy: The Conflict Behind SOPA

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• 5min

[FD87]

Valve steam: piracy is almost always a service proble. Nuff said.

[34lbs]

companies themselves should deal with distribution to prevent privacy, not the fucking government, That's all you need to say.

[dokha]

u know that monkey in hangover II we need a website like that to act as a middle man between the developer and consumer, once a software is bought/released then thats it, only one time and its free and open thats my idea. selling software like vegetables is wrong.

[moviewatcher304]

I did my junior paper on SOPA. I got started because of this video. Thanks Mr. Burnham.

[gamer5122]

proxys .. nuff said

[ajbf44]

Come on!! So how come that the companies that pushed for SOPA and ACTA had distributed the software for files sharing in the last 10 years.

Maybe 'couse they wanted a reason to control the internet and streap you of your freedom of speach...

[sdguero28]

So did he download it on megaupload or not?

[34lbs]

@CROCEX Your point? i agree with you completely. im saying that it should be the industry that adapts. Good examples are steam and psn, they prevent piracy by only allowing people who have legitimately bought the product only to access the online aspects.

[CROCEX]

@34lbs this isnt going to work, some people will download content in foreign websites. The problems is the industry should adapt to the internet, not otherwise. the distribution should be global.

[34lbs]

@kainniak1 How does my statement show a lack of knowledge? BTW i meant piracy not privacy.

[kainniak1]

@34lbs while i do support piracy, your statement shows a profound lack of knowledge on the subject

[convoytim]

I think he's saying priacy will mforce these companies to make products less expensive. which is all cool with me.