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• On the post: GEMA Strikes Again: Demands Licensing Fees For Music It Has No Rights To

  

  aguywhoneedstenbucks ( profile ), 10 Oct, 2011 @ 07:25am

  Re: Mike, will you equally condemn freetards for taking music itself?

  I thought if he kept posting stories like this you would go away. When will that be happening?

• On the post: No One Wanted To Pay $30 For In-Home Movie Rentals… So Now Universal Will Try $60?

  

  aguywhoneedstenbucks ( profile ), 07 Oct, 2011 @ 01:39pm

  Re: Re: Re: Huh??!!

  I can't believe Mike would get one of his staff members to purposefully misconstrue something so badly so that he could make the other side of the argument look like crap.
  
  That guy must be a professional straw man. I want that job.

• On the post: Lawrence Golan Speaks About Golan V. Holder And His Fight To Protect The Public Domain

  

  aguywhoneedstenbucks ( profile ), 07 Oct, 2011 @ 09:13am

  Re: WOW! Now I know about marking up / renting sheet music!

  You also said that if people made comments that were off topic and just boiled down to making fun of you without mentioning the content/quality/whatever of the comment that you made that you'd leave. I commented directly after that and you have not left yet. You will never leave. You enjoy being here because you know that every time you post one of your retarded, half-coherent rants that three or four people will reply to them. I have a feeling that the people you know in real life hate you, or that your mother didn't hug you enough (or too much!) so you feel the need to go somewhere that people will make fun of you just to get some semblance of human contact, even if it is over a computer.
  
  I won't be like some of the others and tell you to leave. I won't tell you that you shouldn't be entitled to your opinion, no matter how wrong headed I think it is. I will just say that if you were to leave I would personally not miss you, but I do wish you the best. I hope your mother starts hugging you enough (or hugs you less...whatever needs to happen).

• On the post: Lawrence Golan Speaks About Golan V. Holder And His Fight To Protect The Public Domain

  

  aguywhoneedstenbucks ( profile ), 07 Oct, 2011 @ 09:06am

  Re: Who needs the public domain

  Work harder on that. I would like to offer my services (for a small fee) to help you become better at communicating your ideas with more venom and bile.

• On the post: Nintendo Thrilled To Have Game Copy Devices Found Illegal In France

  

  aguywhoneedstenbucks ( profile ), 07 Oct, 2011 @ 06:29am

  Re: By that logic

  Bludgeoning someone to death with their own leg is illegal, therefore limbs are illegal.

• On the post: Justice Department Threatening US Sports Blogs Because Commenters Linked To Streaming Content

  

  aguywhoneedstenbucks ( profile ), 06 Oct, 2011 @ 01:56pm

  Re: Re: Re: Re:

  I live in Tyler actually. I'm not a sports guy, but most of my friends are. None of them want to drive to Dallas on more than a few games a year.

• On the post: Did Apple Spill The Beans On Its New Voice Assistant Product 24 Years Ago?

  

  aguywhoneedstenbucks ( profile ), 05 Oct, 2011 @ 06:12am

  Re:

  Siri, mark the date as the day the Apple reality distortion field failed.

  
  
  That's because the reality distortion field doesn't belong to Apple. It belongs to Jobs. Without him, they're just another tech company.

• On the post: TSA Force Breast Cancer Patient To Submit To Patdown, Refuse To Let Her Show ID Card About Implants

  

  aguywhoneedstenbucks ( profile ), 03 Oct, 2011 @ 02:49pm

  Seriously?

  Fucking hell. Are any politicians watching this shit? I don't give a damn about the TSA because I don't fly but this is retardulous. My biggest problem is that I don't see why they wouldn't even let her show her medical card explaining the situation.
  
  My ex went through VNS therapy for epilepsy and she would have set off all sorts of scanners. She also has a lump in the upper left of her chest where the VNS system resides. She was given a card by the doctor that has the details of the device and her doctor's name and phone number. If this situation had ever popped up with her, they could have easily set off her epilepsy (she was very fragile, and any serious stress or scrutiny set her into seizures).
  
  How much bad press does it take to get these jackasses to do what they're supposed to rather than being power-hungry douchebags? How many times do we have to hear about that before realizing that this is not an isolated incident?

• On the post: NY State Senators Say We've Got Too Much Free Speech; Introduce Bill To Fix That

  

  aguywhoneedstenbucks ( profile ), 03 Oct, 2011 @ 08:47am

  Trolling

  Really? No trolling? I'm offended by this and believe they should remove that portion entirely.
  
  In fact, I'm offended by the whole document. It should be burned because of the way I feel. We should protect all of the children that are trolls. They obviously hate all children since they will all offend someone at some point.

• On the post: US Government Refuses To Say Who's On The Intelligence Oversight Board

  

  aguywhoneedstenbucks ( profile ), 03 Oct, 2011 @ 06:37am

  Re: Re: Re:

  I prefer the term "Corporate Oligarchy"

• On the post: Guy Arrested, Threatened With 15 Years For Recording Traffic Stop In Illinois

  

  aguywhoneedstenbucks ( profile ), 30 Sep, 2011 @ 11:20am

  Re: Re:

  I kept reading that as the 'squad death cam'. I'm not sure why, but it made me laugh.

• On the post: Illinois Prosecutors Planning To Appeal Ruling That Said Recording Police Is Protected By The First Amendment

  

  aguywhoneedstenbucks ( profile ), 29 Sep, 2011 @ 12:59pm

  Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Typical for the cops..

  We'll just have to agree to disagree on this. I think the good and honest police officers would and do testify against the idiots who do retarded things. I think that the ones that don't get pressure from superiors (many of whom rose in the ranks for the same reason government officials rise....they're sociopaths). That's still not a problem with the officer. That's a problem with the people up the chain who withhold promotions and make people's lives hell for cooperating.

• On the post: Illinois Prosecutors Planning To Appeal Ruling That Said Recording Police Is Protected By The First Amendment

  

  aguywhoneedstenbucks ( profile ), 29 Sep, 2011 @ 10:10am

  Re: Re: Re: Re: Typical for the cops..

  The silent majority aren't in a position to do anything about it. The silent minority of their superiors are. Haul them in front of IA, but regular cops can't do a thing to stop or reprimand someone for doing something like this.

• On the post: Illinois Prosecutors Planning To Appeal Ruling That Said Recording Police Is Protected By The First Amendment

  

  aguywhoneedstenbucks ( profile ), 29 Sep, 2011 @ 08:59am

  Re: Re: Typical for the cops..

  Exactly. Cops are a bit like religious folks. Most are good people who live and let live. They want to be happy and they want others to be happy. However, a very loud vocal minority are what we hear about because they make the news more entertaining (plus, you know, they're LOUD).

• On the post: Illinois Prosecutors Planning To Appeal Ruling That Said Recording Police Is Protected By The First Amendment

  

  aguywhoneedstenbucks ( profile ), 29 Sep, 2011 @ 07:23am

  Re: Re: What a sad state

  I had forgotten that study until you just brought it up. Thanks for reminding me.
  
  It makes me wonder: Is the effect worse when someone has a predisposition of being a bully? It would seem to me that someone that enjoys lording power, size, and control over others would be the first person that would apply to be a police officer (not that all police officers are like that) and that the effect found during the Stanford Prison Experiment would just compound an already crappy attitude towards others.

• On the post: Canadian Copyright Reform Authors Know The Law Outlaws Circumvention Even If No Infringement… But Don't Seem To Care

  

  aguywhoneedstenbucks ( profile ), 29 Sep, 2011 @ 07:05am

  Re: Re:

  Meh, I didn't see Freetard, Wild West, or The Party is Over. I did see some new personal attack material that I really enjoyed though.
  
  Agreed, 4/10.

• On the post: Police Caught Tasing Teen Without Warning

  

  aguywhoneedstenbucks ( profile ), 27 Sep, 2011 @ 10:38am

  Re: Re: To Protect and To Serve

  I have no faith in the system in any country.

• On the post: Police Caught Tasing Teen Without Warning

  

  aguywhoneedstenbucks ( profile ), 27 Sep, 2011 @ 07:09am

  To Protect and To Serve

  The person with the camera phone will be hauled to jail so that the police can Protect this guys job and Serve their own self interests.

• On the post: House Version Of PROTECT IP To Cover Cyberlockers Too

  

  aguywhoneedstenbucks ( profile ), 26 Sep, 2011 @ 02:56pm

  Re: Re: This will not be abused

  We know they have the interests of society at heart, not their own profits.
  
  Exactly. So even if they DID (I am not saying they do) have the government in their pocket, they'd only use that power for good. I still don't see the problem here.

• On the post: House Version Of PROTECT IP To Cover Cyberlockers Too

  

  aguywhoneedstenbucks ( profile ), 26 Sep, 2011 @ 02:49pm

  This will not be abused

  I don't know why you people get up in arms about all of this. It won't be abused. The spirit of the law will be kept.
  
  Why do you paint it to look like the MPAA has our government in its pocket?

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