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Originally Posted by gideongallery
btw privacy laws are designed to be a censorship tool, they are designed to prevent the offending content from being released
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You are missing my point about this being dealt "world wide" with. Thats why I called this Pandora's box - every pirate out there will not be able to predict what politicians around the world will unleash at them. Just think Pirate Bay and how they taunted the world, only to get ass raped by their local justice system (yes, they appealed, but it doesn´t change the fact that they lost, and are now blocked in several countries).
The legal systems around the world are not founded on the same principles. I have no idea why US politicians are letting their local entertainment industries fend for themselves, but in Europe where goverment is heavily involved in entertainment industries, then you can be sure that Politicians will be looking out for their "investments".
And yes, politicians do change law until the law live up to their intentions. Just ask the medicial or gambling industries how it is to get special attention from politicians. Now ask the pirate industry in the next 1-3 years.