It would seem to me that your understanding of the medium of the Internet is not thorough. The entire concept of the Internet is freedom: Freedom to transmit and share both legal and illegal items, to have complete free speech, and to communicate with others in any form possible. Bringing a lawsuit against one of the companies that upholds these principles is like tyranny against a free country. If you do not want people trading your music on the Internet, then you must change the concepts upon which it subsists. To do that would be a far greater pursuit than that which you are attempting and I don't see any success in that. If you want total freedom on the 'net, you must accept both the legal and illegal, moral and immoral, good and evil. Otherwise a legal system for the 'net will prevail and gone is that freedom.
Do you sincerely hope to change the overriding freedom and principles of the Internet with your lawsuit?
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It would seem to me that your understanding of the medium of the Internet is not thorough. The entire concept of the Internet is freedom: Freedom to transmit and share both legal and illegal items, to have complete free speech, and to communicate with others in any form possible. Bringing a lawsuit against one of the companies that upholds these principles is like tyranny against a free country. If you do not want people trading your music on the Internet, then you must change the concepts upon which it subsists. To do that would be a far greater pursuit than that which you are attempting and I don't see any success in that. If you want total freedom on the 'net, you must accept both the legal and illegal, moral and immoral, good and evil. Otherwise a legal system for the 'net will prevail and gone is that freedom.
Do you sincerely hope to change the overriding freedom and principles of the Internet with your lawsuit?