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Old 10-07-2007, 10:17 AM   #10
Steven Lyle Jordan
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They wanted a test case and for that one amount is as good as another.
I don't know... if someone accused you of "probably costing someone else some unknown amount of money," convicted you, and took your house away, would that seem "as good as" any other punishment to you? I maintain that the punishment does not fit the crime, not even slightly.

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All the current music being produced that I want I get directly from the artist. I find this a win-win for both sides.
One of the greatest strengths of the web is that it makes that possible. I expect more and more artists to become their own enterpreneurs this way, and more and more people going directly to the source for music and books.

I can't see this decision as being anything but overkill... like executing an embezzler with a howitzer. Can it result in anything but an outcry of support for Thomas, and a backlash against the music industry?

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