To: Hazzardgate
$0.77 CDN for a blank CDWow. And free after rebate here. Maybe the cigarette smugglers will branch out to blank CD's.
To: Hazzardgate
A small levy on storage media, say a penny a megabyte, would be more lucrative than trying to extract 60 million dollars from a music obsessed, file sharing, thirteen year-old.A penny a megabyte = $6 for a blank CD, about $50 for a blank DVD.
I'm not sure what is the answer, but taxing people for media they use to back up legally purchased software can't be the way. Neither can suing people chosen almost at random. If that's the best the RIAA can do, I'm rooting for the teenagers.
To: Hazzardgate
is that REALLY! one of there ads?
To: Hazzardgate
to the RIAA: just because you cant pay for britneys boob job and other pop stars drug habits dont give you the right to sue us,you should be thankful anyone even listens to your pre-manufactured corporate garbage
Down With Pop down with pop punk! down with britney and the rest of those losers! long live metal!
To: Hazzardgate
I am at my University right now, just about to attend classes and I heard a bunch of girls cheering over file-sharing and bragging about not going to get caught.
15 posted on
04/01/2004 2:18:14 PM PST by
youngtory
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