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New topic PrintableBewdy said: 4bjb said: Exodus Ch.20v15 Thou shall not steal...Practical application-Guard against taking what is not yours. Old Testm (Lev.19:11,13 Deut.5:19) New Testm(Matt.19:18;Rom.13:9;Eph.4:28 Matthew Chp.21:33-41 The components of the parable are obvious: The landowner is God; the vineyard is Israel; the vindressers are the religious leaders; The vinedressers have attempted to unsurp the authority of the owner and make the property their own--the essence of rebellion against God. Thank u for the question. IMO the scriptures has certainly clarified this whole situation for me. I am confident in my support of Prince. My prayer is that this issue will be resolved very quickly. We must rightfully protect that which belongs to us. Peace OH DEAR!! surely your not suggesting that god himself is actually arsed about music copyright! thats the most ridiculous thing I've ever heard. God can't even get round to helping starving, homeless, terminally ill, or abused people, just to mention a few of his defects, I'm sure a few bit torrents won't upset him now will they. Not to mention that he doesn't exist anyway, and the bible is a load of made up crap. You do know that Santa Clause is made up too don't you? And the magical chocolate flying teapot? I really can't do with people preaching the virtues of god at me, when he (if he actually existed) has so much to answer for. [Edited 11/12/07 5:30am] NO, I don't think that's why they were trying to say. Preaching? jeesh! someone says something about how prince was supposed to be studying the bible and someone else posts relevant quotes from the bible and suddenly he's (she's) preaching. good lord (not preaching) but some of yall got your undies in a serious BUNCH. "not a fan" yeah...ok | |
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Bewdy said: 4bjb said: Exodus Ch.20v15 Thou shall not steal...Practical application-Guard against taking what is not yours. Old Testm (Lev.19:11,13 Deut.5:19) New Testm(Matt.19:18;Rom.13:9;Eph.4:28 Matthew Chp.21:33-41 The components of the parable are obvious: The landowner is God; the vineyard is Israel; the vindressers are the religious leaders; The vinedressers have attempted to unsurp the authority of the owner and make the property their own--the essence of rebellion against God. Thank u for the question. IMO the scriptures has certainly clarified this whole situation for me. I am confident in my support of Prince. My prayer is that this issue will be resolved very quickly. We must rightfully protect that which belongs to us. Peace OH DEAR!! surely your not suggesting that god himself is actually arsed about music copyright! thats the most ridiculous thing I've ever heard. God can't even get round to helping starving, homeless, terminally ill, or abused people, just to mention a few of his defects, I'm sure a few bit torrents won't upset him now will they. Not to mention that he doesn't exist anyway, and the bible is a load of made up crap. You do know that Santa Clause is made up too don't you? And the magical chocolate flying teapot? I really can't do with people preaching the virtues of god at me, when he (if he actually existed) has so much to answer for. [Edited 11/12/07 5:30am] Parables are designed to be applied to everyday life circumstances/situations. Once again, I am thankful for the question, it afforded me to search the scriptures, consequently giving me the clarification I needed. Lemme | |
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4bjb said: Bewdy said: OH DEAR!! surely your not suggesting that god himself is actually arsed about music copyright! thats the most ridiculous thing I've ever heard. God can't even get round to helping starving, homeless, terminally ill, or abused people, just to mention a few of his defects, I'm sure a few bit torrents won't upset him now will they. Not to mention that he doesn't exist anyway, and the bible is a load of made up crap. You do know that Santa Clause is made up too don't you? And the magical chocolate flying teapot? I really can't do with people preaching the virtues of god at me, when he (if he actually existed) has so much to answer for. [Edited 11/12/07 5:30am] Parables are designed to be applied to everyday life circumstances/situations. Once again, I am thankful for the question, it afforded me to search the scriptures, consequently giving me the clarification I needed. It's a shame that you can't think/reason for yourself. That would give you the clarity you need. | |
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I work part-time at night as a shadow-stalking ninja-assasin (by day I work at a cannery. I'm lead-supervsor of my line),
& you know what I've been seeing alot of lately? That whenever I'm on an assignment that involves epic battles between warring sanctions of samurai clans and/or ronin-gang warrriors, in the midst of the blood-splattering melee, from the corner of my eye, I always notice a pirate or two, slashing away with his scabbard. Which is odd, considering that with the success of the Pirates Of The Carribean franchise, you would think that they would'nt have any truouble at all finding employment a bit closer to their own chosen genre. Now, don't get me wrong... I find 'em always to be worthy & respectable adversaries, but it does make the scene seem a bit askew. You know what I mean? | |
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eightiesmusicculture said: I thought Prince was supposed to be studying the Bible? I wasn't aware there was a chapter on copyright infringement, freedom of speech and all that? Can anyone point me towards the verse that covers such things!
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violetblues said: Yea right, .....remember napster?
Freedom is..... sealtbelt laws, local building codes, not yelling fire in a theater, stopping at red lights, respecting the rights of others....on and on... you guys have freedom confused with anarchy, in which case yall can do any stupid shit. Excellent post | |
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well, if nothing else, prince and web sheriff have directed attention to pirate bay for those fans who had never heard of it before and have no problem scouting out new bootleg material...and if pirate bay is as adept at handling legal attacks as i'm reading, they could get a whole new wave of business right now. smoove move! | |
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Anxiety said: well, if nothing else, prince and web sheriff have directed attention to pirate bay for those fans who had never heard of it before and have no problem scouting out new bootleg material...and if pirate bay is as adept at handling legal attacks as i'm reading, they could get a whole new wave of business right now. smoove move!
Naw, sites like Pirate Bay doing not-too-kosher bussiness need to keep flying low under the raidar,..... they know dam well when their name keeps poping up its time to move on,.....advertising not good for bussiness.... again....example: Napster [Edited 11/12/07 8:59am] | |
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fantasticjoy said: I'm beginning to really think he has some greedy lawyers who are using him.
Granted He's using them to and stands to gain from whatever arrangements he has made. When it comes to antics like this it's just business its not about music its about getting paid. One minute they want peace……
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Illustrator said: I work part-time at night as a shadow-stalking ninja-assasin (by day I work at a cannery. I'm lead-supervsor of my line),
& you know what I've been seeing alot of lately? That whenever I'm on an assignment that involves epic battles between warring sanctions of samurai clans and/or ronin-gang warrriors, in the midst of the blood-splattering melee, from the corner of my eye, I always notice a pirate or two, slashing away with his scabbard. Which is odd, considering that with the success of the Pirates Of The Carribean franchise, you would think that they would'nt have any truouble at all finding employment a bit closer to their own chosen genre. Now, don't get me wrong... I find 'em always to be worthy & respectable adversaries, but it does make the scene seem a bit askew. You know what I mean? WTF One minute they want peace……
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pirate bay is not oinks pink palace, its not a music community. its just a pirate site ran by people who are "anti-copyright", and includes stuff like software. it's not defensible at all. you cant even get much music on it anyway, only really really popular stuff [Edited 11/12/07 10:17am] | |
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EYE EYE whats going on here then ? EYE EYE EYE, Can EYE kick it OH YES WE CAN .
Its all in his EYE`S the pathway 2 ur soul. Keep looking with those EYE`S as EYE know its coming 4 sure BOO STOP THAT ONE PARTYMAN | |
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eightiesmusicculture said: I thought Prince was supposed to be studying the Bible? I wasn't aware there was a chapter on copyright infringement, freedom of speech and all that? Can anyone point me towards the verse that covers such things!
That's what I've been saying all along as well. Even if there were chapters and verses in the Bible about copyright infringement and freedom of speech, Prince would twist it around in his mind so that he would be convinced that whatever the bible would have to say about this would not apply to him. He thinks that because his name is Prince, he can do whatever he wants. RIP, mom. I will forever miss and love you. | |
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violetblues said: Anxiety said: well, if nothing else, prince and web sheriff have directed attention to pirate bay for those fans who had never heard of it before and have no problem scouting out new bootleg material...and if pirate bay is as adept at handling legal attacks as i'm reading, they could get a whole new wave of business right now. smoove move!
Naw, sites like Pirate Bay doing not-too-kosher bussiness need to keep flying low under the raidar,..... they know dam well when their name keeps poping up its time to move on,.....advertising not good for bussiness.... again....example: Napster [Edited 11/12/07 8:59am] So low under the radar it has 2.2 MILLION members The Pirate Bay thrives on publicity like this Every legal challenge against it has failed They also make around $75,000 a week in advertising revenue | |
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asg said: piratebay is one of the biggest bit torrents websites but the problem is its not a very good bit torrent website
you can find more stuff on demonoids.com which is a member only website but they have open registrations once a month. not so .. | |
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I had heard of Pirate Bay before this but had never downloaded anything from them. Hearing this is making me want to reconsider. He's done one thing for real as others have said and that is to make the internet users more aware of them. "Why'd I waste my kisses on you baby?" R.I.P. Prince You've finally found your way back home. Well Done. | |
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JOYJOY said: Illustrator said: I work part-time at night as a shadow-stalking ninja-assasin (by day I work at a cannery. I'm lead-supervsor of my line),
& you know what I've been seeing alot of lately? That whenever I'm on an assignment that involves epic battles between warring sanctions of samurai clans and/or ronin-gang warrriors, in the midst of the blood-splattering melee, from the corner of my eye, I always notice a pirate or two, slashing away with his scabbard. Which is odd, considering that with the success of the Pirates Of The Carribean franchise, you would think that they would'nt have any truouble at all finding employment a bit closer to their own chosen genre. Now, don't get me wrong... I find 'em always to be worthy & respectable adversaries, but it does make the scene seem a bit askew. You know what I mean? WTF Yeah, I apologize for that. Since the word "pirate" was on the thread title, this was the closest I could come to posting anything on this thread. My life experience to anything pirate is pretty limited. And now that I've discovered the org & spend a hell of alot less time out outside, I can't imagine that this situation is gonna improve any time soon. | |
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As has already been expressed in this thread, and as I thought would happen, by Prince actually naming The Pirate Bay he has just opened up the illegal download debate.
In view of this an e-mail has been sent to the Web Sheriff asking him to serve on Prince a "cease and desist" notice on the grounds that Prince is now telling people where to go to download his material. The e-mail reads as follows: Dear Web Sheriff
Having read that the musician known as Prince is to sue The Pirate Bay, I would be very grateful if you would please now serve a "cease and desist" notice on Prince. The notice will be based on the grounds that by naming The Pirate Bay he has now made it public knowledge as to where his music can be illegally downloaded. I must admit that by reading various comments made on some fan websites it is fairly obvious that most people were unaware of the existence of The Pirate Bay. Sadly this has now changed and I fear that many people will now be seeking out this and similar website’s to download bootleg material. I should therefore be grateful if you please serve a "cease and desist" notice on Prince with the request that he stops naming websites on which his music can be freely and illegally downloaded. Many thanks [Edited 11/12/07 14:48pm] Say hello to Podge | |
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ace1967 said: As has already been expressed in this thread, and as I thought would happen, by Prince actually naming The Pirate Bay he has just opened up the illegal download debate.
In view of this an e-mail has been sent to the Web Sheriff asking him to serve on Prince a "cease and desist" notice on the grounds that Prince is now telling people where to go to download his material. The e-mail reads as follows: Dear Web Sheriff
Having read that the musician known as Prince is to sue The Pirate Bay, I would be very grateful if you would please now serve a "cease and desist" notice on Prince. The notice will be based on the grounds that by naming The Pirate Bay he has now made it public knowledge as to where his music can be illegally downloaded. I must admit that by reading various comments made on some fan websites it is fairly obvious that most people were unaware of the existence of The Pirate Bay. Sadly this has now changed and I fear that many people will now be seeking out this and similar website’s to download bootleg material. I should therefore be grateful if you please serve a "cease and desist" notice on Prince with the request that he stops naming websites on which his music can be freely and illegally downloaded. Many thanks [Edited 11/12/07 14:48pm] | |
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So it is okay for them to make money off of other people's work and not compensate the owners of the music and software they steal.
P would be a moron if he did not try and sue them. ----- Markland said: violetblues said: Naw, sites like Pirate Bay doing not-too-kosher bussiness need to keep flying low under the raidar,..... they know dam well when their name keeps poping up its time to move on,.....advertising not good for bussiness.... again....example: Napster [Edited 11/12/07 8:59am] So low under the radar it has 2.2 MILLION members The Pirate Bay thrives on publicity like this Every legal challenge against it has failed They also make around $75,000 a week in advertising revenue | |
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ace1967 said: As has already been expressed in this thread, and as I thought would happen, by Prince actually naming The Pirate Bay he has just opened up the illegal download debate.
In view of this an e-mail has been sent to the Web Sheriff asking him to serve on Prince a "cease and desist" notice on the grounds that Prince is now telling people where to go to download his material. The e-mail reads as follows: Dear Web Sheriff
Having read that the musician known as Prince is to sue The Pirate Bay, I would be very grateful if you would please now serve a "cease and desist" notice on Prince. The notice will be based on the grounds that by naming The Pirate Bay he has now made it public knowledge as to where his music can be illegally downloaded. I must admit that by reading various comments made on some fan websites it is fairly obvious that most people were unaware of the existence of The Pirate Bay. Sadly this has now changed and I fear that many people will now be seeking out this and similar website’s to download bootleg material. I should therefore be grateful if you please serve a "cease and desist" notice on Prince with the request that he stops naming websites on which his music can be freely and illegally downloaded. Many thanks [Edited 11/12/07 14:48pm] | |
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laurarichardson said:[quote]So it is okay for them to make money off of other people's work and not compensate the owners of the music and software they steal.
P would be a moron if he did not try and sue them. ----- That isnt what I said at all, in fact, if you read my previous posts you will see that I am totally in favour of protecting a persons intellectual property The problem you have with The Pirate Bay is this, its not illegal in Sweden where they are based, nor in several other european countries They don't actually have any copyright or trademark material on their servers The people who actually commit the offences are those with infringing material in their possession Until the laws are changed over torrent sites The Pirate Bay will remain up and running Where this whole sorry saga falls apart is "representatives" are trying to tell people what they can do with material over which they own the copyright This is more than a spat about infringing copyrights, its about freedom of expression and freedom of speech Btw, there is a very simple way to shut down torrent sites, even in Sweden, you just need to think outside of the box to do it Its amazingly simple and if someone wants to pay me an extortionate amount of money I will tell them how to do it legally | |
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laurarichardson said: So it is okay for them to make money off of other people's work and not compensate the owners of the music and software they steal.
P would be a moron if he did not try and sue them. ----- suing them is one thing. citing pirate bay's name in the media before a cease and desist is successfully complied with is just good business for pirate bay and a shot in the foot for prince. i'd never heard of pirate bay before this week. | |
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Anxiety said: laurarichardson said: So it is okay for them to make money off of other people's work and not compensate the owners of the music and software they steal.
P would be a moron if he did not try and sue them. ----- suing them is one thing. citing pirate bay's name in the media before a cease and desist is successfully complied with is just good business for pirate bay and a shot in the foot for prince. i'd never heard of pirate bay before this week. I totally agree, putting out a press release globally with The Pirate Bay mentioned in it was an act of monumental folly Best advert they could have had and probably good for another 100,000 or so hits on the site Talk about shooting yourself in the foot..... | |
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Bewdy said: 4bjb said: Parables are designed to be applied to everyday life circumstances/situations. Once again, I am thankful for the question, it afforded me to search the scriptures, consequently giving me the clarification I needed. It's a shame that you can't think/reason for yourself. That would give you the clarity you need. Again I am thankful for question. One should be able to direct another indiviual to bibical scripture...in this case God's law recognizes Intellectual Property Rights/Copyright Infringement Laws. Scripture tells us to obey God's Law as well as the Man's Law. Matt.Chap.22v20:21 reads...And He said to them, "Whose image and inscription is this? They said to Him, "Ceasar's." And He said to them, Render therefore to Ceasar the things that are Ceasar's, and to God the thngs that are God's. A righteous man has no fear of the law. As it stands...It's against the law. End of story Lemme | |
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If you head over to pirate bay and click on the legal link and look at all the threats and who they are from, I don't think they even blinked when lil old P sent out his briefs.
When you're getting threats from Microsoft, Dreamworks and Warner Bros. Prince and his whining probably didn't even raise an eyebrow. [Edited 11/12/07 22:31pm] The Most Important Thing In Life Is Sincerity....Once You Can Fake That, You Can Fake Anything. | |
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lazycrockett said: If you head over to pirate bay and click on the legal link and look at all the threats and who they are from, I don't think they even blinked when lil old P sent out his briefs.
When you're getting threats from Microsoft, Dreamworks and Warner Bros. Prince and his whining probably didn't even raise an eyebrow. If you read PB's responses to the threats, some are kinda funny. Example, one of their responses to one of Apple's demands: "Instead of simply recommending that you sodomize yourself with a retractable baton, let me recommend a specific model- the ASP21". The previous lawyers tried to use a cheaper brand, but it broke during the action." I also like their responses to Rabbit Comics, Racing & to enya.com | |
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happyhappy said: stop the press for a sec. if it's a site that boasts about bootlegs/pirated copies then it had it coming. i think he should focus on *this* stuff alone though. photobucket/fan sites are pretty harmless.
my thoughts exactly. we're like two petals from the same flower, baby... | |
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4bjb said: Bewdy said: It's a shame that you can't think/reason for yourself. That would give you the clarity you need. Again I am thankful for question. One should be able to direct another indiviual to bibical scripture...in this case God's law recognizes Intellectual Property Rights/Copyright Infringement Laws. Scripture tells us to obey God's Law as well as the Man's Law. Matt.Chap.22v20:21 reads...And He said to them, "Whose image and inscription is this? They said to Him, "Ceasar's." And He said to them, Render therefore to Ceasar the things that are Ceasar's, and to God the thngs that are God's. A righteous man has no fear of the law. As it stands...It's against the law. End of story So now prince is gods representative on earth and we have to do as he says? Interesting..... | |
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planetChar said: happyhappy said: stop the press for a sec. if it's a site that boasts about bootlegs/pirated copies then it had it coming. i think he should focus on *this* stuff alone though. photobucket/fan sites are pretty harmless.
my thoughts exactly. Right, like mr. nelson will singelhandedly tear down a torrent site no media conglemarate has succeeded in before. The only thing he manages to do with this, is gain pirate bay even more attention. Coupled to the thousands of fans he pissed off, many of them will now probably run to PB and downlaod as much crap as they can. Mission completely failed. | |
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