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Originally Posted by miguel1626
If your draconian "protections" were to be implemented, consumers would be locked to one device, full of arbitrary restrictions, and with a product that is worth far less than a paper book
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And that's the whole issue-- the easier it is to copy something, the harder it is to
stop people from copying it. And copying digital media is very, very, very easy, so stopping it would be very, very, very hard-- and require very intrusive, restrictive, draconian, heavy-handed methods that would be not only a pain in the ass for potential consumers but also require an Orwellian "police state" nightmare for the enforcement.
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That's why you are painted as a bad guy...
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Yes-- everyone who cares about future freedom and NOT being ruled by a big brother surveillance state should conciser people who think like Steve Jordan to be their enemies, and to be fought against at every opportunity. (See the
Electronic Frontier Foundation.)