USA Wants Global Disconnecting of Filesharers

[Dman]

Not happening, US has no authority over other countries.

Dman Reviewed by Dman on 5th Nov 2009. USA Wants Global Disconnecting of Filesharers Copyright Treaty Is Policy Laundering at Its Finest The blogosphere is abuzz over an apparently leaked document showing the United States trying to push its controversial DMCA-style notice-and-takedown process on the world. But since Threat Level already lives in the land of the DMCA, we?re more bothered by the fact that the U.S. proposal goes far beyond that 1998 law, and would require Congress to alter the DMCA in a manner even more hostile to consumers. At issue is the internet section Rating: 5

[Hyperz]

Not happening, US has no authority over other countries.

You'd be surprised how far they can push their retarded ideas. But I also doubt they will get very far with this.

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+1 I think the internet should be protected by the force of the US law.

What "force"? The force that got their asses whooped in Vietnam? The force that can't handle the mess they started in the middle east? Or the force that is the biggest cause of todays financial crisis? You pick one.

[Dean2k]

Hyperz +1 lol.

[Dman]

You'd be surprised how far they can push their retarded ideas. But I also doubt they will get very far with this.

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What "force"? The force that got their asses whooped in Vietnam? The force that can't handle the mess they started in the middle east? Or the force that is the biggest cause of todays financial crisis? You pick one.

USA is stupid. Any one following them would be stupid. Just like you said, all the countries that followed US are affected by credit crunch. Some countries are really sensible to do what's right and not blindly follow US. Canada for example, won't be tracking downloaders. At the end of the day, I think other countries have grown over "looking to US" for every damn decision. Plus they can concentrate on other issues, rather than Piracy.

[c0rrup]

What "force"? The force that got their asses whooped in Vietnam? The force that can't handle the mess they started in the middle east? Or the force that is the biggest cause of todays financial crisis? You pick one.

Hey, no reason to get all mad about the USA and it's past wars we fought. I'm sure the US could level all of your fly-speck countries in a matter of seconds if we wanted to. (I'm really biased about the US and theory-crafting about future wars, no offense to anybody. )