Re: dvd recorder/player

"Jer" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> > Would a citiation and a link to the document on the government
> > site shut you up?
>
> No, why should it?  Neither I nor my attorney work for any government.
> Neither of us care a lot about what government documents say.

You asked me to show you how I was exempt from copyright law. I offered to
show you how I was allowed to make copies of a friend's CDs completely
legally *according to* copyright law. If you don't want to see the Copyright
Office's page, you're both asking for proof and rejecting it at the same
time. I don't know how it works in your part of the world, but the Copyright
Office *is* part of the government around here, and the copyright act is a
government document as well as a legal document. You must have either a
remarkably good or remarkably bad attorney if he or she doesn't care what
legal documents say.

> >>One question...   Were you one of Nixon's minions back in '72?
> >
> > I don't follow foreign politics.
>
> I do, and learning from the mistakes of others is often helpful.

You don't follow foreign laws apparently, and you seem willing to learn from
everyone's mistakes but your own. You're wrong yet you refuse the clear and
obvious evidence. I guess it *is* one way to be right all the time.

> Yes, there are many ways to accomplish certain things, and my attorney
> is aware of most of them.  Who said anything about U.S. law?

You said I had to be outside of the law to legally make copies of borrowed
CDs. That's not true so you must be limiting yourself to your local law. It
simply follows because if you knew the law I was subject to, you wouldn't
have made such an incorrect assumption.

If you want to keep yelling about how you're right and I'm wrong when I'm
willing to provide citiations to copyright law and you refuse to listen,
have at it. I have no time for anyone who sticks their fingers in their ears
and screams to avoid hearing the truth.

Rick.
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