When are consumers going to realize that the only real control they can exercise over the RIAA will come through heir ability to shove their wallet back into their pocket the next time they're thinking about forking over their hard-earned money to buy a CD, DVD, or video? Stealing does nothing to solve the problem - it only makes things worse. As long people continue to engage in copyright infringement (theft of content), the RIAA can justify its actions (whether these actions are reasonable is another question altogether). Consumers can speak much more loudly and much more clearly if they ditch this crack habit, tell the RIAA to keep their content, and either save their money, or spend it on something with a greater ROI.
That is true, but we still want to hear our band's new songs. We have no choice but to pay the silly price or steal it! I'm not going to stop listening to ALL my favorite bands to get this done. Asking the world to do that is pretty ridiculous.
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