 BF69Premium
join:2004-07-28
Camden, TN | reply to delusion ftl
Re: Devil's advocate said by delusion ftl :For selling drugs?
If you are the landlord and your tenant is selling drugs you get in trouble? If you know and you just don't give a shit. yes.
If your roommate in your apartment is selling drugs you get in trouble?
If your neighbor comes over and uses your internet connection to stalk or harass you get in trouble? (civil vs criminal)
Um nope. Not unless you are a willing accomplice, which just being the owner of the home does not show. |
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| I wish it was that easy. The problem is getting the cops to give a shit and do something. |
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 DataDocMy avatar looks like me, if I was 2D.Premium
join:2000-05-14
Greenville, NC
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said by BF69:Well in MY home I'm in charge so yeah I make sure nothing goes on. If something does then someone's day is going to be fucking bad. I guess in today's society being lazy is an excuse. "Oh you can't sue me I had no idea my teen-age son was illegally downloading gigabytes of porn every day. How could I have possibly known that?"
You're totally forgetting that your IP may be faked by someone. You have no control over that.
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Calling it "tummy" fat doesn't make it any easier to lose. |
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| He won't answer that question. It blows a hole big enough for a train to pass through in his nobody will get accused unless they are guilty attitude.
I can fake UDP packets right now on my Backtrack distro. |
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| Re: Devil's advocate Holy hyperbole Batman! |
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You are making an awful lot of assumptions as usual and you are speaking of a criminal offense (drugs) compared to a civil offense (copyright infringement).
2 words that can go a long way: Plausible Deni-ability |
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