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$125,000 in fines for D&D pirates? Help me do the math...
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<blockquote data-quote="georgegad" data-source="post: 4969025" data-attributes="member: 85840"><p>Certainly. So far as they pay their own expenses. </p><p></p><p>Are you seriously suggesting that people have to pay for the right to do anything they want even if they supply the resources themselves?</p><p></p><p></p><p></p><p>It "applies" to individuals but as i read it the way in which it applies is to protect them. </p><p>Specifically my local law makes allowances for acquiring a product through alternate means if the regular method becomes prohibitively difficult or expensive, or is not in an appropriate format.</p><p></p><p>In short if people truly are not able to get it they are within their rights to download it of source it from an alternate location.</p><p></p><p>Of course as Primal just mentioned you may be correct if you are only speaking about people within the US. The law over there gives a crazy amount of power to companies. luckily we do not recognize those laws in the rest of the world.</p><p></p><p>This very likely is the cause for the entire argument thought the history of this long and tedious debate. One group is correct and they live in US, the other group is correct and lives anywhere else.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="georgegad, post: 4969025, member: 85840"] Certainly. So far as they pay their own expenses. Are you seriously suggesting that people have to pay for the right to do anything they want even if they supply the resources themselves? It "applies" to individuals but as i read it the way in which it applies is to protect them. Specifically my local law makes allowances for acquiring a product through alternate means if the regular method becomes prohibitively difficult or expensive, or is not in an appropriate format. In short if people truly are not able to get it they are within their rights to download it of source it from an alternate location. Of course as Primal just mentioned you may be correct if you are only speaking about people within the US. The law over there gives a crazy amount of power to companies. luckily we do not recognize those laws in the rest of the world. This very likely is the cause for the entire argument thought the history of this long and tedious debate. One group is correct and they live in US, the other group is correct and lives anywhere else. [/QUOTE]
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