viperpa33s
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join:2002-12-20
Bradenton, FL | Rewrite case law
So what the RIAA is saying is, if someone steals your car and uses it to rob a bank, then the person who owns the car is responsible not the person who robs the bank.
Looks like the RIAA is trying to rewrite case law. |
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stufried
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join:2003-10-13
 ·Verizon BroadbandA..
| And what happens if you have a US Chrysler Corporation product that is two years old or older. Everyone knows that the security they provide is useless and a punk with a screwdriver can get in and start it in under a minute. There are numerous legal open hotspots.
What up the companies that sell prepaid dialup internet? Shouldn't they be responsible as well?
Viperpa33s asked: "if someone stelas your car and uses it to rob a bank, then the person who owns the car is responsible not the person who robs the bank. " I suspect that the RIAA's position would be that the car owner, the parking lot attendant who didn't catch the thief, and the company which paved the road on you which your stolen car traveled to and from the bank would all be liable as well as the car thief." |
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