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:	post by OLD DAD at 2011-11-03 12:59:13

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If she fucked up she obviously deserved the beating. It's abuse when you punch or kick them. Getting hit with a belt is called discipline

dipshit. illegaly downloading music doesn't warrant a beating. .

IN YOUR OPINION, WHICH DOES NOT MAKE HIM A DIPSHIT.

ILLEGAL IS SOMETHING MANY PARENTS WILL HAVE ISSUE WITH.

SECOND OFFENSE IS WORSE.

GUY IS A JUDGE - IN 2004 HOW MANY CASES/SUITS DID THE RIAA WIN/SETTLE FOR TENS OF THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS AGAINST PARENTS OF KIDS THAT WERE DOWNLOADING MUSIC? YOU MIGHT NOT KNOW, BUT I BET A JUDGE MIGHT BE A BIT MORE AWARE.

YOU MAY NOT CONSIDER IT A BAD OFFENSE, BUT TO A PARENT PAYING $10,000-$1,000,000 PER OFFENSE FOR ILLEGAL DOWNLOADING (NOT BULLSHIT NUMBERS EITHER) IT MAY BE A BIT MORE SERIOUS.

HERE IS ONE EXAMPLE OF THE THOUSANDS YOU WILL FIND IF YOU SHUT UP LONG ENOUGH TO LOOK IT UP.

"The MPAA sued a Wisconsin Grandfather named Fred Lawrence for illegally downloading four movies via peer-to-peer sharing. True to form, they contacted him demanding $4,000 with the threat that if they didn't get paid, he'd be facing a lawsuit; when Mr. Lawrence flatly refused to pay them he found himself facing a potential $600,000 in damages. As it turns out, his 12-year-old grandson had downloaded the movies for no particular reason, since they already owned three of the four offending titles. This entire episode was especially stressful to Mr. Lawrence, as legal experts explained to him that even if he fight and won against the MPAA, the association would be fully within their rights to sue his grandson afterwards."

2004 WAS A BAD TIME TO GET CAUGHT DOWNLOADING MUSIC ILLEGALLY. HOW SOON PEOPLE FORGET IN THIS AGE OF TORRENTS AND BLOGS.

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