Comments on: Software Anti-P2P Group Backs “Three-Strikes,” Content Filtering

By: Anti-P2P Are Retarded

Anti-P2P Are Retarded — Mon, 07 Feb 2011 23:18:14 +0000

First off all this bull is stupid to worry about people sharing their own stuff worry about the soldiers that should already be at home with their families not dying for a country thats not ours, murderers and rapist not some file sharing which if i pay for something its mine not the government not paramounts nobodys but mine so if i wanna share i can…!!!!!!!!! USA government should be charged for murder rape and theft if they wann get serious they should give themselves the death penalty for what have done to our soldiers and our country!!!!!!!

By: BSA: $1 Billion in Software Illegally Shared on BitTorrent

BSA: $1 Billion in Software Illegally Shared on BitTorrent — Fri, 09 Oct 2009 17:10:13 +0000

[...] the report the BSA also reiterates its support for site filtering and a “three-strikes” approach for repeat [...]

By: D.AN

D.AN — Tue, 08 Sep 2009 22:00:04 +0000

“[...] (Contractual mechanisms are a helpful and efficient way of dealing with online piracy and should be encouraged and widely implemented.)”

It just shows how far biased interests can go once they are overlooked. Without any substantial or valid justification, they deem mere file-sharing as “online piracy” to make it seem illegal and then encourage implementation of contractual mechanisms, since “In law, a contract is a binding legal agreement that is enforceable in a court of law.” If BSA is suggesting that all ISPs must write up their contracts with the same biases as BSA does, then clearly BSA thinks that all Internet subscribers use the Internet for identical purposes. It is just irrational thinking.

By: Shem

Shem — Tue, 08 Sep 2009 15:16:54 +0000

Most people now seem to accept that governments throughout the world have the ability to take your personal data held by these providers for their own use when they so wish. This includes conversations, text, messages, e-mails and anything else stored/logged you can think of. Therefore, whilst authorities can control Cloud-based services, they fear P2P. The only way of dealing with people interacting P2P is to cut them off.