Website review: I wouldnt steal
Snubbelkalle discovered this in Politics
•28 reviews since Jan 19, 2008
politics, p2p, internet
•iwouldntsteal.net
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Snubbelkalle discovered 6 months ago- From the page: "To protest against the faulty propaganda from the industry, we made our own film."
- darsius rated 6 months ago
- aww that's a nice one. I still like the parody from the episode of the boondocks.
- garrettwarshaw rated 6 months ago
- Couldn't agree more that sharing doesn't stifle culture, it expands culture.
- Freaker rated 6 months ago
- I went to a concert of an amazing small band last night (The Fiery Furnaces), whom I would never have heard of had a friend not sent me several of their songs a while back... Sharing will certainly pay off in the long run for all the artists whose music people are willing to pay for.
- parvez rated 6 months ago
- From the page: "The media industry has failed to offer viable legal alternatives and they will fail to convince consumers that sharing equals stealing. Unfortunately, they have succeeded in another area â€" lobbying to adapt laws to criminalize sharing, turning consumers into criminals. They argue that their laws are necessary to [support artists], but in reality all they're protecting is their own profits." Interesting stuff to read no doubt!
- vashsunglasses rated 6 months ago
- I wouldn't steal a handbag. I wouldn't steal a car. I wouldn't steal a TV. But I do download films. The entertainment industry lobbies to adapt laws to suit themselves. They exploit artists and sell propaganda. Share, it's fair.
- shiftplus rated 6 months ago
- I agree that stealing and copying are fundamentally different, but I don't agree with this whole "I wouldn't steal if I had a cheap alternative" crap.
But that's 'cos I'm anti-capitalist, not some reformist, post-Left, reactionary Green.
All art should be free. Fuckin' end-of. - I agree that stealing and copying are fundamentally different, but I don't agree with this whole "I wouldn't steal if I had a cheap alternative" crap.
- mlekas rated 6 months ago
- The Greens have it right. I'm paying for the art, not the parent company's advertising.
- hinchy34 rated 6 months ago
- I got sick of renting movies to watch that ad. When I started to download movies, I never saw the ad, for obvious reasons. As stated before, they are insulting the people who do pay for the media they enjoy.
- Embark rated 6 months ago
- "The media industry has failed to offer viable legal alternatives and they will fail to convince consumers that sharing equals stealing. Unfortunately, they have succeeded in another area - lobbying to adapt laws to criminalize sharing, turning consumers into criminals. They argue that their laws are necessary to support artists, but in reality all they're protecting is their own profits."
