[QUOTE="SolidSnake35"] I don't know. All I know is that these bills are anti-piracy.. and we've never been allowed to steal in life.SolidSnake35
Well we arent allowed to steal on the internet either lol
And that's what these bills are targetting, no? not exactly : http://blog.imaginaryfoundation.com/blog/01-18-2012/Defend+our+freedom+to+share,+why+SOPA+is+a+bad+idea%3A+Clay+Shirky+on+TED.com (if you have a spare 14 minutes) My real problem (as someone who lives outside of the US), like the speaker in that video was describing about Tv shows that didn't need to much better than everything else that was on, is that the media continually ship out these mediocre, unoriginal films, games and music tracks and still expect people to pay for these year in year out. I mean, look at the majority of top 40 music which features almost identical which are being formulaically rewritten and rereleased as new tracks. Or the CoD series which hasn't significantly changed in years. It's my opinion, as someone who hopes to work in the media industry some day, that spending millions on trying to prevent piracy is futile and that the money should be spent on writing and design original, creative music/games/films that people feel they should spend their money on. That's just my 2 cents though, if nothing else then you should look at one of the authors of the bill and how he used an uncredited, copyright image on the SOPA website http://www.addictinginfo.org/2012/01/18/congressman-lamar-smith-author-of-sopa-breaks-copyright-law-on-campaign-website-image/
People who pretend to know everything about a subject they clearly know nothing about.
People who complain about other people that they follow/are friends with on social networks, why on earth do they follow people that clearly annoy them so much that they feel the need to indirectly post things about them? Added annoyance if they complain about people's facebook status' that have anything less than degeree level grammar and spelling.
On a strictly instrumental level, a true virtuoso will be able to play technically and expressively. I find often with bigger artists that it's the production of the tracks that takes the emotion out of it, rather than the players themselves.
Islamic nations should stop being evil and tyrannic then, we only want to free their people, The Bible tells us to save peopleSenor-Dweedle
People like you are purposely put on the internet to throw out these "The bible saves people, kill evil Muslims" lines aren't you? Generalising Muslim's as terrorists and saying they belong to a cult is no more ridiculous than saying the same about far right Christians.
drugs and motorsport are two different things. If you don't care for it then that's fine. But for the people who love to compete behind the wheel, it's a feeling that can't be described. Motorsport is amazing, it's the most diverse sport out there. Oval tracks are just a taste of thegreat history it has.
Both of them increase the production of endorphins, both of them carry the prospect of death, what is the difference?
These drivers know the risks when they get into these cars and there's always a sense of danger. Motorsport exists for entertainment purposes, but plenty of innovations in racing goes towards road cars that help you, and anyone else who gets inside a car. Comparing racing to drug addiction? you might as well say "what's the point in fun, we're all going to die anyway" Anyway, ignorance aside, awful news about the crash. It's such a shame that the same year he wins one of the most prestigious races in motorsport, that he ended up losing his life as well.
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