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It's society's responsibility to enforce the laws, this isn't a discussion about internet per se, it's not excluded from the laws of the society. Other phenomen
by adsr 15y ago
It's society's responsibility to enforce the laws, this isn't a discussion about internet per se, it's not excluded from the laws of the society. Other phenomenons are also thriving on the internet like credit card frauds. By your logic this isn't society's responsibility either, we simply have to accept the current state and adapt.
- nextparadigms 15y agoEven if the laws are wrong? And even more "bad" laws are being introduced?
- adsr 15y agoI'm simply taking the discussion back to the topic. A discussion about the theoretical basis of a copyright law.
- icebraining 15y agoThe point is whether such laws should exist or not, not if they should be enforced. The fact that without such laws some activities are unprofitable is not a reason to keep those laws, unless you think we should ban email to avoid layoffs of post office worker. Or ban Netflix to avoid losing jobs in video rentals.
- adsr 15y agoAbsolutely, and this is my point as well. If you read the post I responded to it should be clear I think. That is, if you believe in the theoretical basis of the law, then the internet does not change that fact.