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anti-piracy organization pirated the music for their anti-piracy video
you wouldn't steal music theme for your video
oh wait maybe you would http://torrentfreak.com/copyright-co...mpaign-111201/ |
hahahahaha ouch back fire
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This proves Gideongallery has been right all along!! :1orglaugh
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never amazed lol good one
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if i were the pirate bay i would buy out this guys copyright
and then sue every dvd producer who included the psa at the front of their video for statutory damages ala the riaa/mpaa 25k per dvd sale |
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Wait... Gideon is supporting the copyright holders rights?
I'm confused |
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you can't defend fair use without supporting copyright the very same act created both. |
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that the BALANCED punishment for using the new sopa rights to completely wipe a site from the internet that not what suing for statutory damages does the balance for that would be a right to be sued for statutory damages of 25k. and yes would want that penalty to apply if they sued someone who had actually paid their liciencing fee. of course if they bought the copyright, then that process would be as simple as looking at your records and confirming weather you got paid or not. |
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falsely sue for actual damages = counter suit for actual damages falsely sue for statutory damages = counter suit for statutory damages falsely wipe them off the internet = lose your copyright pretty simple solution don't use the nuclear option unless your absolutely certain it not authorized. Quote:
i have never had a double standard that the point i don't change my position depending on who the accused is i for example don't demand that a "pirate" get wiped out if they make only 1 mistake but at the same time complain about how unfair it is if sony lost their copyright for wrongfully take down (censor) 1 fair use authorized work. (like you did) |
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He's a total fucking idiot indeed. |
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if you actually looked it was for bogus DMCA take down notices or automatic filtering that took down the content wrongfully an act that censors the constitutionally protected right of free speech that i advocated voiding of the copyright |
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In the end it doesn't matter who is right or wrong. I was just a little bored and sometimes I get enjoyment out of poking you with a stick because I love seeing freeloaders and thieves justify their actions. |
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your a lying scum bag doing your lying scum bag thing again. can't make your argument with fact so you just make shit up. btw i find it funny that the scum bag with the double standard who argued that pirates should be punished the first time they "mistakenly" infringe but argue that it unreasonable to take away the copyright from copyright holders who "mistakenly" violate fair use is accusing me having a double standard. |
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If a company (say for this example Sony) accidentally wrongly sues someone for copyright violation then I feel those who were wrongly sued are due their court costs and an amount of money that is reasonable for "pain and suffering." Now if Sony carried out gross misconduct and they went after people they knew likely were not guilty simply to scare them into settling then those people should be allowed to counter sue and should be awarded whatever damages the jury sees as fit. But Sony should not have to make its property public domain. If a site owner puts something up that they know is infringing, they should be sued and a jury should decide what the punishment is. DMCA laws protect them from "accidentally" infringing because they create a legal pathway for copyright holders to have their content removed from the site. If that site doesn't remove it after DMCA (or in my opinion they continue to let it be posted again and again after being DMCA'd) they should be sued. If they are grossly negligent and post things that they know people do not have the rights to download, they should be forced to stop operating until the case is resolved. That is how it works in the real world. If the police think I am using my car to traffic drugs, they will impound the car. If I'm found innocent I get the car back. You can go to The Pirate Bay and do a search for Twilight Breaking Dawn and there are many different versions of it available for you to download at will. This is a movie that is only available in theaters. the only way for you to legally view it is to buy a ticket so everyone who is downloading that movie (or seeding it) is violating copyright and the site knows this and still allows it to happen. If the producers of that movie filed suit the site should be shut down until , at the very least, a hearing can be held to determine if the site owners were negligent. |
Kane, don't waste your time arguing with that cheap fucking freeboy idiot :2 cents:
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you defended damages only up to what would be considered actual damages there is no emotional distress, i have to prove real economic loss and that all i am entitled too even if i was put under intense emotional distress because of the wrongful accusation i get zilch for my pain and suffering because that not actual damages. Quote:
letting it get posted again and again is the only way those potential rights could be protected. Quote:
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and if access shifting is established as a fair use, that locational restriction would just as invalid as demanding that people only watch tv shows on copyright authorised re runs. how much is that studio going to pay all the independent musicians and creators who used the site to distribute there stuff what is the fair value for the blocking of those peoples first amendment rights under the current law that worth zero dollars. remember the lose of copyright is dependent on the wronged person asking for that if the copyright holder adequately pays off the wronged artist they don't lose anything. it just like statutory damages for infringement, a penalty that only happens if you don't settle. |
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or double standards like wanting sites to be taken down BEFORE there proven guilty, but no equal punishment for copyright holders censoring free speech AFTER they are proven guilty. |
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