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Old 08-30-2007, 12:40 PM   #41
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Of course, it doesn't stop them from pulling illegal DVD's in Iraq or Taiwan. Or stopping China or Korea from making illegal bootlegg stickers they sell in US stores.

I mean, we can all agree that losing money and copywrites has NOTHING to do with this, and it's all the companies wanting to buy up the internet because they made Radio, Movies, and TV suck so bad that no one wants them anymore.
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Old 08-31-2007, 08:54 AM   #42
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psst. copyright laws are international.
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But they will not hold in countries like Iran or Columbia, or even Cuba where the United States Lawyers have no jurisdiction outside of U.S. protected bases.
Thanks Warhorse, that is what I was trying to get at. Are we really willing to screw with Cuba and Columbia over the rights of Teddy Ruxpin episodes being uploaded onto CuTube.com? Yeah, military is larger and technologically advanced enough to take on Cuba but over all, that would help spark WWIII.

Think, when US Lawyers tell CuTube to take down those MOTU videos and those Cubans refuse, eventually sparks will happen between the US and Cuba.

Especially with certain power hungry politicians...
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