Canada Immune From RIAA?
Nick McKay writes "Tech Central Station is carrying a story on how Canadians are legally allowed to copy music not only in the home environment, but also on P2P networks such as Kazaa."
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Ohhhhhhh CAAAANAADAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!!!
Our home and native land!!!!
w00t!
If all Canadians sing that badly, it's no wonder the RIAA's turned a blind eye to your entire country.
Deal with it.
Lawrence Lessig is my personal hero.
"All we have to do to invade Canada is to walk in." - Thomas Jefferson
"We are all in the gutter, but some of us are looking at the stars." - Oscar Wilde
"So that means every time you buy a CD to backup your Word documents, or photos, or home movies etc you pay a $0.77 tax which ends up going to the music industry."
Welcome to socialism, where wealth is arbitrarily redistributed based on the whims of those in power. This is what you get when you sacrifice the rights of individuals to promote the needs of the collective.
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i posted a link to this in response to another RIAA article a few days ago, and i got modded down to 0, Troll.
what gives?
I belong to the ______ generation.
How about 500,000 US Military deaths in WWII vs. 39,000 for Canada?
1f u c4n r34d th1s u r34lly n33d t0 g37 l41d
always shouldered your share in the past yes. now your country is too busy with naval gazing nihilism and euro-weasel worship to step up as you have in the past.
I want the government watching out for me. It's the only thing big enough to stand against corporations like the RIAA.
You already have your wish. You have interventionist government. And interventionist government gets captured by concentrated deep-pocket interests every time. You asked for it, you got it, you got screwed by it.
oh come on... the american health system is ridiculous. turning away the sick because they can't afford health insurance, whilst spending more than the other top 20 spenders combined on "defense" (ie: attack)?
now that's what i called an enlightened society.