Verily I say unto thee, that Mark Kent spake thusly:
> Perhaps this legislation is trying to pretend that ISPs are acting on
> behalf of the government, rather than the teenie-bopper pop industry.
That's what bugs me the most about this crap. My privacy is being
violated because a bunch of spotty kids are "stealing" "music" that
I wouldn't even take if it was being given away for free, and a room
full of Pete Waterman lookalikes are running around screaming blue
murder about protecting their precious "property".
For goat's sake just /ban/ music or something. Films and television too.
It's all crap anyway. Just ban it all. Burn it. Maybe then we can get
some peace ... and our civil-rights back. The garbage they call
"entertainment" just isn't worth all this hassle. Seriously.
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K.
http://slated.org
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