It's obvious this is an attempt by Mac to get you music-thieves back into the mainstream. Like it or not, you are thieves when you download music for free. Kudos to Mac for their successes and hopefully bring about the end of illegal file-sharing.
As terrorism is on the rise, so is our need to be secure. Had the government had better resources to conduct information retrieval and analysis on the terrorists of September 11th, we would not have had such catastrophes such as the World Trade Center collapsing, the Pentagon being damaged, and the numerous lives lost in the attacks. The authorities of our great nation will not abuse these extra survelliance powers, they will only use them to safeguard our freedoms. Operation T.I.P.'s was depicted as a threat to our freedom and people, because it would violate privacy. I disagree, I think if the terrorists had a repairman see the bombs they had, they would have been imprisoned rightfully and never have carried out those attacks. Since the PATRIOT Act was signed into law, how many terrorist attacks have we had? None. Zero. Many terrorist cells and plans have been destroyed due to the increased vigilance allowed under these laws. You're either with us or against us.
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It's obvious this is an attempt by Mac to get you music-thieves back into the mainstream. Like it or not, you are thieves when you download music for free. Kudos to Mac for their successes and hopefully bring about the end of illegal file-sharing.
I don't understand how you don't agree with the president. Are you Arabs?
As terrorism is on the rise, so is our need to be secure. Had the government had better resources to conduct information retrieval and analysis on the terrorists of September 11th, we would not have had such catastrophes such as the World Trade Center collapsing, the Pentagon being damaged, and the numerous lives lost in the attacks. The authorities of our great nation will not abuse these extra survelliance powers, they will only use them to safeguard our freedoms. Operation T.I.P.'s was depicted as a threat to our freedom and people, because it would violate privacy. I disagree, I think if the terrorists had a repairman see the bombs they had, they would have been imprisoned rightfully and never have carried out those attacks. Since the PATRIOT Act was signed into law, how many terrorist attacks have we had? None. Zero. Many terrorist cells and plans have been destroyed due to the increased vigilance allowed under these laws. You're either with us or against us.