This is breathtaking in its scope and obvious un-Constitutionality. The Democraps will love it -- it's all about using the Federal Government to prop up the recording industry and Hollywood.
1 posted on
05/15/2007 9:23:38 AM PDT by
dayglored
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To: dayglored
Why don’t Gonzalez work on enforcing our current laws, instead of coming up with new unnecessary crap?
2 posted on
05/15/2007 9:25:46 AM PDT by
caver
(Yes, I did crawl out of a hole in the ground.)
To: dayglored
Homeland security working for the RIAA? Ugh...
This country’s gone crazy, and I can’t just blame the Dems anymore.
3 posted on
05/15/2007 9:26:35 AM PDT by
AntiFed
To: dayglored
I change my mind. Time for him to go.
4 posted on
05/15/2007 9:26:41 AM PDT by
Duke Nukum
(I wish the world was a newt!)
To: dayglored
Gonzalez should spend his time looking at all the crime and corruption in government first. That would keep him occupied until he is out of office. Of course, he should already be out of office.
5 posted on
05/15/2007 9:27:13 AM PDT by
TommyDale
(More Americans are killed each day in the U.S. by abortion than were killed on 9/11 !)
To: dayglored
Don’t these RINO morons realize the Hollywood types will NEVER vote Republican, no matter what they do?
To: dayglored
Stealing other people’s property is immoral and illegal. Saying that we are using the government to “prop up” an industry that you don’t care for is incorrect.
9 posted on
05/15/2007 9:28:56 AM PDT by
misterrob
(Yankees Suck!)
To: dayglored
Next up:
It will be a crime to think about attempting to infringe on a copyright...
10 posted on
05/15/2007 9:29:23 AM PDT by
null and void
(The truth. It is a beautiful and terrible thing, and should therefore be treated with great caution.)
To: dayglored
11 posted on
05/15/2007 9:29:50 AM PDT by
GovernmentIsTheProblem
(Capitalism is the economic expression of individual liberty. Pass it on.)
To: dayglored
That’s it... I give up...
Obviously Gonzales needs to be fired, both for botching the fired attys deal, and this complete fiasco.
And, given the environmental pronouncements of the past few weeks, I’m voting for changes there too.
It’s a good thing that term limits prevent us from deciding on whether to dump our incumbent....
To: dayglored
Gee, I have an idea:
Why not make it a crime to steal TOP SECRET DOCUMENTS FROM THE NATIONAL ARCHIVES, SHRED THEM AND THEN LIE ABOUT IT?
Sheesh.
19 posted on
05/15/2007 9:34:54 AM PDT by
DJ Frisat
(SPAM: best in the can and in sammiches -- not for use on computers.)
To: dayglored
This is *insane*.
Gonzales needs to go.
20 posted on
05/15/2007 9:35:28 AM PDT by
Spktyr
(Overwhelmingly superior firepower and the willingness to use it is the only proven peace solution.)
To: dayglored
Create a new crime of life imprisonment for using pirated software...Can't be true. Got to be satire.
21 posted on
05/15/2007 9:35:29 AM PDT by
Petronski
(You made it to mile 13, Cy! Well done!)
To: traviskicks
24 posted on
05/15/2007 9:36:55 AM PDT by
bamahead
(Few men desire liberty; The majority are satisfied with a just master. -- Sallust)
To: dayglored
If only the DOJ cared about TERRORISTS and STOLEN FBI files more.
25 posted on
05/15/2007 9:37:46 AM PDT by
Diogenesis
(Igitur qui desiderat pacem, praeparet bellum)
To: dayglored
...
Criminalize “attempting” to infringe copyright...
Create a new crime of life imprisonment for using pirated software...
Permit more wiretaps for piracy investigations...
Allow computers to be seized more readily...
Increase penalties for violating the Digital Millennium Copyright Act’s anti-circumvention regulations...
Add penalties for “intended” copyright crimes...
Require Homeland Security to alert the Recording Industry Association of America...
...
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Isn’t this a list of things being foiled by dems in the hunt for terrorists? The same things now they want to use to hunt for software pirates? Life in prison for bootleg sw?
27 posted on
05/15/2007 9:38:04 AM PDT by
loungitude
(The truth hurts.)
To: dayglored
OK, under this Alberto should be jailed for infringing on the brightness of a 10 watt bulb.
To: dayglored
Create a new crime of life imprisonment for using pirated software Neither cruel NOR unusual????
To: dayglored
* Allow computers to be seized more readily. Specifically, property such as a PC "intended to be used in any manner" to commit a copyright crime would be subject to forfeiture, including civil asset forfeiture. Civil asset forfeiture has become popular among police agencies in drug cases as a way to gain additional revenue, and is problematic and controversial.
So...you download or install a piece of software used to burn CD's or DVD's...maybe you just want to convert your old 8mm home movies...next thing you know, the Feds are at your door demanding to know what your 'intent' is?
This country has gone looney toons, and I can't sit back and blame Democrats alone anymore. Who will liberate us from this madness of Government run amok?
38 posted on
05/15/2007 9:43:03 AM PDT by
bamahead
(Few men desire liberty; The majority are satisfied with a just master. -- Sallust)
To: dayglored
I was getting tired of having constitutional rights anyway.
39 posted on
05/15/2007 9:43:51 AM PDT by
GraniteStateConservative
(...He had committed no crime against America so I did not bring him here...-- Worst.President.Ever.)
To: dayglored
Could the AG maybe, just maybe, focus half the energy he is on alleged copyright infringment on, I don’t know, more pressing issues for Americans like....tougher penalties for id theft. See that’s something Americans acutally care about.
41 posted on
05/15/2007 9:45:36 AM PDT by
mockingbyrd
(peace begins in the womb)
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