This is a ludicrous judgement. The notion that somehow an ISP caused $47million in actual damage (i.e. prevented 47 million dollars of music being bought) is wr

This is a ludicrous judgement. The notion that somehow an ISP caused $47million in actual damage (i.e. prevented 47 million dollars of music being bought) is wrong by a factor of hundreds at least, particularly in the era of spotify. It's becoming increasing clear that certain aspects of our justice system aren't working in modern society (EULA, court as only recourse, asymmetry of consequences) and I think the first step to fixing it us enough people repeating it to get it into the overton window.