Aces High Bulletin Board
General Forums => The O' Club => Topic started by: Innominate on March 14, 2003, 01:31:51 PM
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Really! :rolleyes:
http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story2&ncid=1211&e=3&u=/pcworld/20030313/tc_pcworld/109808&sid=95612664
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this crap is going waaaaayy too far.
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Welcome tooooo Machine.........
Next.... Cyber Warz
:D
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Originally posted by Animal
this crap is going waaaaayy too far.
Funny, I felt that way when the twin towers were hit too.
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Originally posted by Ripsnort
Funny, I felt that way when the twin towers were hit too.
oh thats roadkill tell me how file sharing has ANYTHING to do with 9/11 or terrorism.
using terrorism as a point to lobby against the enemies of the RIAA is idiotic. And bringing the twin towers attack into the equation is downright disrespectful.
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BS
This is just the MPAA trying to inevitable flood of internet content distribution and I think they are being stupid and shortsighted. Within 10 years they will probably control all intenet movie distribution and the sytem they use will developed on what people are doing today and tommorow. None of the big studios or distributors would ever have had the foresight or knowlege to develop a Napster or a Kazaa and look what those two have accomplished and how much they have advanced the state of massive file distribution. They are just building the framework and figuring out the bugs of such large systems and the movie/conntent companies are paying for it, inderectly if at all, through some possible loss of revenue. They are being stupid and shortsighted just like disney was with home video 25 years ago.
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(http://www.geoffdavis.com/pics/Flamage/communism.jpg)
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Originally posted by Dune
(http://www.geoffdavis.com/pics/Flamage/communism.jpg)
Thats getting printed and sticked to my wall :)
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LOL Dune, its MY spot, move further down stream, thank you.
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Originally posted by Animal
oh thats roadkill tell me how file sharing has ANYTHING to do with 9/11 or terrorism.
Why don't YOU tell ME? you brought it up!
Originally posted by Animal
using terrorism as a point to lobby against the enemies of the RIAA is idiotic. And bringing the twin towers attack into the equation is downright disrespectful.
Sounds like you shouldn't be comparing the two then, show some respect please!
I was simply saying thats how I felt on 9/11.
Oh to be young and dumb again....
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Originally posted by Ripsnort
Why don't YOU tell ME? you brought it up!
Sounds like you shouldn't be comparing the two then, show some respect please!
I was simply saying thats how I felt on 9/11.
Oh to be young and dumb again....
Oh to be old and STILL be dumb.
I said that blaming file sharing on terrorism is going way too far, and this is how you reply to ME:
Originally posted by Ripsnort
Funny, I felt that way when the twin towers were hit too.
How is one supposed to interpret this, in the context of FILE SHARING SUPPORTS TERRORISM?
Or did you just barge in here and said that at random?
You were clearly trying to refute my point in your usual vague way, opening with the 9/11 reference, and now you are trying to do the switcheroo and make it seem like I was the one who brought it, and being disrespectful.
Dont change it. Just say: how is file sharing somehow responsible for terrorism?
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Don't worry Animal, thieves in prison justify why they steal too! (G,D,R)
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It reminds me of the saying "Every time you masturbate, God kills a kitten", only I don't take the one about file sharing that seriously.
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Originally posted by Ripsnort
Don't worry Animal, thieves in prison justify why they steal too! (G,D,R)
Ok Capt. America.
With you changing the subject, I assume its safe to conclude this arguement.
k thx bye
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Come on! I love it when your angry! Bring, sonny boy, Bring it!
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the arguments about file-sharing supporting terrorism brings to mind the series of anti-drug use ads proposing a connection between drug use and terrorism. But an equally cogent argument could be made that the present state of drug prohibition, by raising the price premium and making illegal activity more profitable, supports the mega-cartels that satisfy America's urge to get high, like alcohol prohibition rewarded Al Capone for slaking Chicago's thirst for beer.
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Originally posted by Ripsnort
Come on! I love it when your angry! Bring, sonny boy, Bring it!
hands up kitty
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LOL!
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what is that, a French Tiger?
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Rips 9-11 reference made me want to scream, then it reminded me of something we used to do when we wanted to buy beer in High School. Throwing in patriotic and often unrelated references has its merits.....
Store Owner - "Can I see some ID kid?"
Me - "Dammit! They never asked for my ID on the Mekong Delta!"
(it actually worked once)
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Originally posted by midnight Target
Rips 9-11 reference made me want to scream, then it reminded me of something we used to do when we wanted to buy beer in High School. Throwing in patriotic and often unrelated references has its merits.....
Store Owner - "Can I see some ID kid?"
Me - "Dammit! They never asked for my ID on the Mekong Delta!"
(it actually worked once)
You're getting old if you didn't reply quickly as Animal...getting slow old man!
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damn, Rip's either bored or trying to hit 10,000 posts (again!)
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ya nasty troll!
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the "Mekong Delta" thing won't work anymore, the pakistanies at the 7-11 don't know what it means.
PS: most american kids won't know what it means either
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I am mekong me a drink right now.
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actualy everything what doesnt support govermental controling and monitoring of people, do support terrorists
enjoy your "freedom"