Movie Industry Invading Privacy

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• This is an absurd quote from Dan Glickman,
  Chairman and CEO of MPAA. "We won't stand by
  while people steal valuable copyrighted material
  with no regards whatsoever for the law or for the
  rights of creative people to be paid for their
  efforts. With these lawsuits, our message to
  internet THIEVES becomes loud and clear - you are
  not anonymous, we will find you, and you will be
  held responsible You can Click but you can't
  hide." Whoa, whoa, whoa...did he actually say
  "You Can Click but you can't hide?" It's kind of
  a mixture of The Sheriff of Nottingham and J.
  Edgar Hoover.Are you kidding me, it's all about
  squeezing the public for more blood money.

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• This is an absurd quote from Dan Glickman,
  Chairman and CEO of MPAA. "We won't stand by
  while people steal valuable copyrighted material
  with no regards whatsoever for the law or for the
  rights of creative people to be paid for their
  efforts. With these lawsuits, our message to
  internet THIEVES becomes loud and clear - you are
  not anonymous, we will find you, and you will be
  held responsible You can Click but you can't
  hide." Whoa, whoa, whoa...did he actually say
  "You Can Click but you can't hide?" It's kind of
  a mixture of The Sheriff of Nottingham and J.
  Edgar Hoover.Are you kidding me, it's all about
  squeezing the public for more blood money.

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• This is an absurd quote from Dan Glickman,
  Chairman and CEO of MPAA. "We won't stand by
  while people steal valuable copyrighted material
  with no regards whatsoever for the law or for the
  rights of creative people to be paid for their
  efforts. With these lawsuits, our message to
  internet THIEVES becomes loud and clear - you are
  not anonymous, we will find you, and you will be
  held responsible You can Click but you can't
  hide." Whoa, whoa, whoa...did he actually say
  "You Can Click but you can't hide?" It's kind of
  a mixture of The Sheriff of Nottingham and J.
  Edgar Hoover.Are you kidding me, it's all about
  squeezing the public for more blood money.

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Movie Industry Invading Privacy

• No sympathy for the Giant Unregulated Motion
  Picture Industry was to be found by a defiant
  individual in Boca Raton, Florida. If anything,
  the Motion Picture Industry should be on trial
  here for lackluster products and over-priced
  movie tickets. The theatres alone make a huge
  fortune on their 4.50 sodas and popcorn. One
  might ask "Why is a 16 oz. soda 3 dollars more in
  a theatre then at your neighborhood 7-11? Is it a
  special top secret movie theatre only soda?Total
  Money Magnestism
• So they spend millions making a motion picture,
  but they make a hundred million dollar profit
  just at the theatre alone. Then we have pay per
  view, followed by Pay station Cable, and then of
  course the Movie goes on sale as a DVD. And if
  that's not enough they end up in Video rental
  stores. So where do these "Internet Pirates" come
  in? You know the people who share their movies
  off their computers, from their homes. How dare
  the Motion Picture Industry cry about one citizen
  sharing a movie with another citizen. What's
  next, video rentals.
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• What if you should spend 4.00 to rent a movie,
  but before you returned you let your brother take
  it home and watch it? Does that necessarily imply
  that you're a "Pirate" because you shared a movie
  with someone that didn't pay the video store
  their 4.00? Can we even say for sure that they
  would have even spent the money to watch the
  movie in the first place? Am I to assume that the
  video store would consider me a "Pirate" and
  could say I caused them to lose money? Where will
  it end? If someone were to sell the movie for
  profit, grant it, make him walk the plank.