pakmn said:
who really gives a **** about if downloading music falls under the dictionary definition of
stealing. This is becoming really annoying and useless.
Wouldn't you find me stupid if I kept saying that I'm flying around with my car? Wouldn't you want to correct me and point out to me that I'm *driving* my car around, not "flying" around?
Yes, you're right. I'm only arguing about the dictionnary definition of stealing. But that's because people keep saying copying music is stealing when in fact it's not: it's piracy.
And as I said in my post (if you'd bother reading it all before sending an angry response), both theft and piracy are illegal, immoral and remove compensation for people's works.
Just trying to point out the difference between theft and piracy.
pakmn said:
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I strongly suggest you check out the CCPA website, and maybe you'll learn that you're not actually helping all the artist whose songs you "steal".
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I never said that piracy was ok, I was only pointing out that Canadians already pay a tax as a fine for being guilty of piracy before even acting.
What the CCPA does with the taxes is NOT my problem. In fact, all they do with this tax is give a reason for pirates to clear their conscience.
As for P2P downloading, it's so full of crap these days that it's quite difficult to find stuff you're looking for. I suspect the RIAA, CCPA and others to fill the network with noisy files, blank files, etc. That's fine with me, they're trying to fight the system from the inside and render it useless instead of sending lawsuits for millions of $$$.
pakmn said:
Now please for the love of god can we stop talking about this!!!!
As soon as people stop refering to piracy as "stealing".
pakmn said:
Yeah, where is our iTMS!? Less than three hours left! Hurry up!
Oh man... I do hope the tracks are 0.99$CAN, or we'll never hear the end of THAT one. ;-)