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One can argue that The Pirate Bay just facilitates copyright violation, It never violates any one's copyright. In fact lot of artist's are publishing content t
by sagarun 14y ago
One can argue that The Pirate Bay just facilitates copyright violation, It never violates any one's copyright. In fact lot of artist's are publishing content through The Pirate Bay.
- Jebus 14y agoWhich is also a crime, apparently. See these cases: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Richard_O%27Dwyer http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Richard_O%27Dwyer http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Taringa http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Taringa!
- alan_cx 14y agoWhere does that argument stop? Computers facilitate copyright violation, there for PCWorld and Dell do too. Roads facilitate burglary, etc, etc. They have legitimate uses, I here the idiots cry. Yeah, so do torrents and TPB. This whole thing reminds me of the prohibition of things like cannabis. Banned on a false economic and scaremongering premiss, yet the laws remain for emotional nonsensical reasons. Logic and reason get left far behind. I really dont know what to make of governance any more. Politics is insane. Business seems equally insane. I dont know how I fit in to this any more.
- RobAtticus 14y agoThePirateBay doesn't pretend to NOT be a tracker for piracy. It makes no effort to ensure that the content it tracks is legitimate and has far more illegitimate content than legitimate content. It's not terribly difficult to see why TPB is different than say a computer or a road.