Elijah

The implications of this question are far-ranging, but necessary in light of the fact that many people say they believe one thing but act entirely different. So what do you truly think?

This is for a client, thanks for any suggestions.

When one takes the DMCA, Microsoft, Adobe, the RIAA, and the MPAA and puts it all together, we end up with an America that is as far from freedom as one could imagine. Everyday our freedom of choice, expression, speech, thought, and press are attacked surreptitiously by organizations that criminalize sharing freely information that is deemed "protected" for commercial exploitation.

Is there any reason that one should have to shell out $300 for Windows Vista when free, open source alternatives exist (even if buy a system without Windows, the manufacturer must make up the cost of the lost sale to Microsoft!)

Is there any reason you shouldn't be allowed to make as many copies of your movies, music, software, etc. as you need to safely protect your data, besides the fact that doing so (even legally) is assumed to be "piracy" and you are punished by restrictive DRM systems that assume your are doing wrong?

These are real issues that affect everyone, and we must fight back for our freedoms!

I heard this as a rumor, specifically occuring in North Carolina. Is this actually possible, and if so, who is the sick freak who decided this?

See www.bradsucks.net

I think it's false advertising!

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