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.
Reviews for "US vs RIAA"
Nice idea!
Another way of boycotting the RIAA would be to hit them where it hurts and stop buying CD's all together. I'd rather tape a song from the radio before buying the album, which usually winds up sucking except for the one or two songs they already released on radio! And they do overcharge! I refuse to cough up the extra cash on an album just so I end up helping pay for these rich snobs car insurance for their damn BMW's.
I'm not Pro-RIAA, but...
"They're going to sue a bunch of 12 year old girls!"
Riiight. This is pretty biased, and it's nothing that most people ahven't already heard. It's definetly not the best "Pro-Kazaa" or "Anti-RIAA" argument I've heard. Just because I agree mostly with what you're saying, doesn't mean that I'll give you the points.
God that line is true
The reviewer FeRReT_NS said it all.
"thank you RIAA, from keeping the world safe from 12 year old girls everywhere.
The RIAA is a serious problem in america. Those greedy bastards had a monopoly on the music industry. They were getting rich off of our need for music.
I'll tell you what im sick of. Im sick of paying 20 fucking dollars for a CD! 20 FUCKING DOLLARS!!! Im 16 years old and no one will hire me! And with the over inflated prices everywhere else, where the fuck am I supposed to get 20 dollars?? My parents? Fat chance! And the CD's nowadays only have 1-2 good songs on them. The rest fucking suck. Just pisses me off. Now those bastards are going to sue me for downloading a song that they didnt make??? FUCK THAT!
*whew*
Let myself go there, didnt I. Well, on the flash side. This sucked. But, i shall vote a 5, sign the petition, and recomend this animation to my friends and anyone else whos as pissed as i am.
Please everyone, there hasta be a way we can stop this nonsince. It makes me sick everytime i think of it.
Later.
Allen
sry but
signatures collected on internet petitions mean nothing