It's not that I didn't get what you are saying, it's that I disagree with you that the outcome is set in stone. It's a given that governments, backed by eterna

It's not that I didn't get what you are saying, it's that I disagree with you that the outcome is set in stone. It's a given that governments, backed by eternally backwards industries, will try to attack innovative new technologies or business models like Kickstarter that could threaten those industries. And they will use ridiculous edge cases or contrived, hypothetical threats to argue against them, and maybe achieve temporary victories in the form of stupid laws. And as I said, it will be futile. Innovation, in the end, will win. Progress will eradicate those opposed to it, and reward the ones who embrace it. Just like free sharing of information, art and culture will eventually be accepted as one of the greatest technological advancements in human history, and we'll deeply regret the decades wasted fighting against it.