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Message: <blockquote data-quote="dineitdark" data-source="post: 503648" data-attributes="member: 16845">what do you mean? you wanna move this discussion to a new thread? well ok no problem... see i have no intention starting a new thread... its boring! if you want you can move this discussion to a new thread right?(duh you are the Admin!)and bro, do you know that RS is been sued in germany as we talk? there are intenational laws on copyright shit.. so they can just sue you for almost anything... sometimes even for linking stuff... now you know that torrent trackers get sued? and there have been cases where trackers have been shutdown by the law enforcement people.... when they loose the case in the court... ex: supernova ... and trackers don't host any data them selfvs so according to you they cannot be sued???  its sad and i totally hate this bullshit copyright law suits... they are not natural.. i mean copying stuff is human nature you can't stop it.people who buy CDs do still buy them, at least most of em. the RIAA is faking losses. and they are loosing biusness due to other factors(such as increased DVD sales, so people don't have much money for music... etc)no people will obviously download it for free! but downloading something is different from getting the original album from the shop. its different. it have its own feeling! do you feel like you buyed the album when you download it? even with the covers and all that? no, at least i don't feel like that! and thats my point. when you listen to music or when you enjoy someone's artistic creations, you get the feeling that you want to give him something... naturally... its the human way.. now not all people feel like that but most of the people do. so thats how artists have survived for all this time... they didn't survive because of copyright laws!and you can never say that people who download it for free will buy the tracks if they can't get it for free...</blockquote>

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