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• Unless I missed something not a single person said anything suggesting they should be allowed to commit copyright infringement. What they said, and what i agree with, is that it is a completely civil matter and should be handled in as exactly that. It is not and should not be the responsibility of the DOJ or any other part of the government to prosecute civil matters.
  
  As far as your common thief comment goes, that is an entirely separate and nonetheless lengthy topic. While i would agree that it is wrong, there are several differences between common theft and copyright infringement.
  Two are:
  1. No physical possession is lost by either party
  2. Under current cases the financial penalties allowed under copyright infringement exceed most cases of petty theft In reply to: "Bush administration opposes RIAA-backed copyright bill"

  September 25, 2008

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