Reviews for US vs RIAA

[Slimphatty]

I totally agree

Why cant they just lower thier prices and compete with the free downloads?! If the price was lowered to... lets say 4.99 I'd probably buy the cd that is already made for me rather than going through all the trouble to download music.
Hell, even before many people had cd players back in the day, I would record off the radio onto a cassette. everyone did it. but by todays standards they would call that stealing!! Why cant those whiney cry babies stop filing lawsuits and get a fucking life! They would proffit so much more and they wouldn't lose their reputation if they just lowered their prices and just delt with it! They could even advertise by saying that all of their cds are better quality than the music downloaded from file shareing.
I just don't only feel sympathy for just one 12 year old kid I fell very sorry for all those file sharers nation wide who have had their asses sued. They think us individual file sharers as thives they really need to pull their head out of their asses

-TJ

[TheHeretic666]

ya dude

thats fucked up how the RIAA sues 12 yer-old kids and a university, forgot the name of name of it tho. but good flah pic man.

[The-17th-Angel]

Quite True (Multinational Support)

The RIAA should have taken a hint from the CRIA (Canadian) and ARIA (australia) counterparts. They said they're not gonna sue downloaders because they dont want to alienate their customers, like their US counterpart.

You have multinational support downloaders! Keep it up! We Will fight them on the Beaches! We will fight them on the internet!

[OrgGladiator]

Where did you get this info?

It seems legit, but a bit out there. But they were all well stated and it does show the ignorance of music companies. Good job.

[ShadyTFD]

What!

To the people that keep on saying that the gov. will not take action, your wrong. Lets get back to basic gov. class here. People in the United States Government are elected by the people for the people. Because of that they have to listen to the people and with 33,470 signatures and growing it will make congress think. Not all of those signatures are teenagers either like me I am a registered voter so my signature counts for something.