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Topic History of: Freedom
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Innocent Accused The Fat Controller wrote:
I'm confused now guys. Are we on the side of the Internet or not? The slippery slope in my view if the powers that be decide what it is we should be doing online. Many many people used megaupload which was one of the few sites enabling users fast download times free of charge. I know piracy is illegal, but is the line going to be drawn before or after those profiteering from piracy? The internet is being treated as some little country without a dictatorship...the most powerful state on earth wants it!

Hard one to call FC,Mega were deep into piracy,but also freedom of expression is worth the cost.
The Fat Controller I'm confused now guys. Are we on the side of the Internet or not? The slippery slope in my view if the powers that be decide what it is we should be doing online. Many many people used megaupload which was one of the few sites enabling users fast download times free of charge. I know piracy is illegal, but is the line going to be drawn before or after those profiteering from piracy? The internet is being treated as some little country without a dictatorship...the most powerful state on earth wants it!
DJones

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• 2008 Rolls-Royce Phantom Drop Head Coupe
• 2010 Maserati GranCabrio
• 16 various modern Mercedes-Benz vehicles (including many CLK and CL series)
• 1989 Lamborghini LM002
• 1959 Cadillac Series 62 convertible
• 1957 Cadillac El Dorado
• Unknown Harley Davidson motorcycle
• Von Dutch Kustom motor bike
• Two 2010 Mini Cooper S coupes
• 2010 Sea-Doo GTX jet ski

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news.cnet.com/8301-1023_3-57362416-93/wh...t-news&tag=title
The Fat Controller veritas wrote:
The Fat Controller wrote:
Megaupload is shut down by US officials.

What next? Google?

www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-16642369


no..Google are part of the problem.

The world seems to be in the thrall of Google, the Zuckerberg creep and every other carpetbagger who has claimed the net and perpetuate the fantasy that it's all about freedom, democracy and the right to free speech.

Google is a rapacious US corporation intent upon imposing US laws on the world and thankfully countries like India, Italy and France are fighting back.


My knuckles are rapped. You know more than I do Veritas. Perhaps I should consider switching search engines.
veritas The Fat Controller wrote:
Megaupload is shut down by US officials.

What next? Google?

www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-16642369


no..Google are part of the problem.

The world seems to be in the thrall of Google, the Zuckerberg creep and every other carpetbagger who has claimed the net and perpetuate the fantasy that it's all about freedom, democracy and the right to free speech.

Google is a rapacious US corporation intent upon imposing US laws on the world and thankfully countries like India, Italy and France are fighting back.