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Originally Posted by Iphinome
Why must something be done?
Why is it you place more tools supposedly intended for stopping copyright infringement over abuses of the system?
There are already laws, those laws are already abused.
What exactly makes those abuses worthwhile to the people of the world? Is not the public interest served with the free and open exchange of ideas and the risk that some people might get away with a few mp3s they may or may not have paid for in the same way that we have justice system that says it is better for a guilty person to avoid punishment than to convict an innocent?
There's my argument. better for the common people to not be censored. Now what's yours for a law that will almost certainly be abused based on the number of documented DMCA abuses that have not only happened but gone unpunished?
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I dont see how policing the piracy of music,literature, film and trademarks, prevents the common people to not be censored.