Thread: UK Courts move towards blocking access to The Pirate Bay
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Old 02-23-2012, 01:11 PM   #36
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Originally Posted by sbroome View Post
Eliminating casual users would seem to be progress. I don't understand your deduction.
Casual users will just go back to buying pirate content on CDR/DVDR from people at work or car boot sales like they did before. Until TPB and similar came along those type of stalls always had huge crowds around them, and just about every workplace had at least one person selling them.
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