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Old 04-02-2011, 07:23 AM   #222
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Originally Posted by mr ploppy View Post
You are talking about what will happen if unauthorised downloading in the UK falls by 70%. I am talking about what will happen when it doesn't.

That is when people accused of unauthorised downloading will have their entire family kicked off the internet without the need for any evidence whatsoever. At that point, assuming they can afford to do so, they can appeal against this action.
No, I'm talking about the law as it actually is at the present time. You are speculating about what might happen under additional legislation which may come into force in the future.

France does not appear to have suffered mass internet disconnections as a result of its anti-piracy laws; can you elaborate as to why you believe that this is likely to occur in the UK?

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