If they become an agent of change against today's absurdly long and onerous copyright regulations in the US, I think that's fine. Whereas the senator is reason

If they become an agent of change against today's absurdly long and onerous copyright regulations in the US, I think that's fine. Whereas the senator is reasonably concerned about compliance with the letter of the law, there's a much better argument to be made that copyright laws as they stand today are burdensome and impede both competition as well as the creation of novel services, such as digital libraries.