New Round of P2P Lawsuits from Hollywood

An anonymous reader writes "There is a new story on ZDNet about more lawsuits against P2P file sharers. The catch is that Hollywood is using the log files off Bit Torrent sites like Suprnova and LokiTorrent."

Comments

Re:Oh goody.

[sleeper0]

If you are going to astro turf, at least come up with a new line.

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Hint: Your movies suck. We have gotten used to the industry lying to us. Now you are reaping what you sowed.

For someone who is claiming someone else's argument is tired and worn out you sure don't waste much time spitting out the same tired and worn out lines that make you feel better.

What you are saying is that because you don't like the product instead of paying for it, you copy it and watch it for free - because it's terrible? Or that you download a DVD from a torrent because your busy high stress life doesn't allow you enough time to go to the store like the people of the carefree 90's who mostly didn't have to work and lived off trust funds?

Just admit to yourself (and others) that you like copying things you would otherwise have to pay for. It's freeing, honest with yourself which is healthy, and best of all doesn't make you look like a moron while you rabidly try to defend yourself in public as some kind of modern day digital robin hood.

Re:Oh goody.

[Hungus]

What world do you live in?

the same world where we kill people because we don't want to be bothered with their existence (Theresa Schiavo) and we kill the weakest amongst us for convenience sake (abortion).