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On Wed, 26 Nov 2003 07:52:25 -0600, Jer used <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> to say... >Kurt Hamster wrote: > >> On Tue, 25 Nov 2003 22:44:44 -0600, Jer used >> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> to say... >> >> >>>Oh, I get it. You're now gonna try to make us believe you're not >>>subject to the international rules of copyright protections, aren't ya? >> >> >> So you are the dumb fuck you purport to be. >> >> To be covered by the copywrite of a particular recording then you must >> be legally deemed to be in agreeance with the licensing of the product. >> That agreeance is deemed to be complete on the purchase of that product >> (it's an implicit part of the contract of sale). > >So, if you don't like how a copyrighted work is licensed, you're not >bound to the terms of it's sale? Considering your agreement to it's >terms of sale were required to purchase, how is it you're not bound to >it's implicit obligations? What does not liking something have anything to do with what I wrote? >> >> Now if you are borrowing that product from a friend then you haven't >> made a legal commitment to the licensing of that product, therefore you >> are not in breach of that license, ergo you aren't in breach of >> copywrite. > >Then explain how it is that having a copy of a copyrighted work without >permission from the copyright holder is not a breach of international >copyright law. Duh. Read what I wrote again. obClue: "licensing". >> >> Remember you fuckwit, we aren't all dumb yanks. > >Neither am I. Dumb or a yank?
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