FBI has better things to do than this

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Gee, I sure hope they let drug dealers and killers out of prison to make why for these online "pirates" that are coping music.

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That's because our "lawmakers" are still squabling over it. As soon as the gov't figures out how to tax it that loophole will be filled. Remember we tax blank CD's because hell, we are just downloading criminals ( yep me on my rural dial-up downloading gigs of music!) [img]/phpBB/images/smiles/icon_bs.gif[/img] Stu

[img]/phpBB/images/smiles/icon_cool.gif[/img]riaa and the mpaa are at it again. one of these days they are going to get their a$$es handed to them.
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Hollywood has deep pockets. So do music &amp; software giants. I would imagine there is a lot of corporate "influence" to reduce this type of pirating before it spreads to the point where it is unmanagable/unenforceable. By staying on top of the trends/technology, they will in theory stay ahead of the "pirates."
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