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by Gary E. Andrews - 09/21/26 04:03 PM
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<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by Brian Austin Whitney:
should we just accept all that as well because it's easier and easier to do it and get away with it?
</font> but go back and re-read what i said. in this particular debate i haven't said that people need to stop suing, prosecuting, whatever. but we still need to realize that easy, free and anonymous file sharing is a fact. and it will not be wished or sued away. presumably everyone here would *like* to continue (or start) making money off of music. so i think this is a very reasonable question to pose. to extend that inflammatory analogy of yours -- just because we prosecute people who commit crimes doesn't mean we should ignore all options other than prosecution. ------------------ kit malone http://www.kitmalone.com [This message has been edited by kit (edited 09-16-2003).]
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