Inquiry Into RIAA's Piracy Crackdown Tactics
MongooseCN writes "Sen. Norm Coleman started an inquiry to check the RIAA's tactics on attacking online music swappers. He believes the RIAA's tactics may not be taking into consideration the damage they do to innocent people. It's good to know that someone remembered people in the US have Rights." As a former roadie, Senator Coleman doesn't oppose file sharing penalities, he merely wants to make sure the punishment fits the crime.
The reason he's latched on to this "cause" is because
it's safe, it gives him a populist glow with the folks
back home, and he'll get a nice suck off of that RIAA
lobbyist teat.
The only mp3 on his iPod is "Takin' care of business" .
Dude, you're smoking crack!
How ya like dat?
Not *EVERYONE* was disgusted with the 2000 election.
Bush got more votes, so Gore lost. Simple as that. Get over it, quit whining and move on.
Restricting contributions to ONLY voters is unfair discrimination. However it *should* be restricted to legal US citizens.. Regardless of their voting status.
---- Booth was a patriot ----
The president is elected by the electoral college.
That is the system here, so shut you face and deal with it.
If you don't like the system, then you may seek residence in another country.
I'm sick and tird of you crybabies. Get the fuck over it and shut the hell up. you lost.
---- Booth was a patriot ----