This cracked me up XDMalygris said:"It's great fun to be a pirate right now," said Pirate Party Vice Chairman Christian Engstrom.
This cracked me up XDMalygris said:"It's great fun to be a pirate right now," said Pirate Party Vice Chairman Christian Engstrom.
Actually, I agree with you there; nothing on their list of policies I disagreed with. They're not so much 'The Pirate Party' as they are the 'Creative Freedom Party'.new_age_reject said:EDIT:
I have now read their policies and dear god they actually sound appealing
Break it up from the inside of course. [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pIXH3-A8zMI]thenumberthirteen said:Luckily for us the EU parliament is a giant chocolate fireguard. On a related matter what would a euro-skeptic party, like the BNP, do in the european parliament?
I got that xDDragunovHUN said:Isn't that what all politicians do nowadays?new_age_reject said:This group is ridiculous.
Is their policy actually for stealing other peoples stuff or what?
Yeah they don't seem to be pushing the pirating edge and more the "actually, stop trying to stop us enjoying other peoples creativity"Lord Krunk said:Actually, I agree with you there; nothing on their list of policies I disagreed with. They're not so much 'The Pirate Party' as they are the 'Creative Freedom Party'.new_age_reject said:EDIT:
I have now read their policies and dear god they actually sound appealing
Anyway, good on them. I still don't like The Pirate Bay, but these guys actually seem all right.
I can buy a chair, make a new one and give it to my friends as much as I want, why not a digital anything as well?midpipps said:I have read their missions and I can agree with some of it but their figuring that as long as it is not for commercial gain anything should be able to be copied and distributed is just plain wrong.
If the companies make a product and one person can copy that product and hand it out to all his friends why would anyone of his friends buy that product. That is a great way to kill game/music/movie industries.
I can agree on the time span being shortened but 5 years just is not enough time their are games and records that still sell very well after 5 years. I think I would rather see it going to a system where the product is no longer commercially available in new format(ie not used).
It is not a bad thing that these guys get a voice just hope that they do not get everything reformed the way they want. There has to be middle ground.
I could go on about the "winner take all" system in U.S. is mostly a deterrent for the whole faction thing but I'm to lax right now.Eldritch Warlord said:I wouldn't want it to. Having two parties that agree on everything save current and genuinely controversial issues has kept the US extremely politically stable since the American Civil War despite the alarmingly progressive nature of American culture.AceDiamond said:Now if only this kind of multiparty system could work in the US.
However, that is by far the best party logo I've ever seen.
The thing is you are not making an exact copy of their chair the way you are talking is if you would buy a game and then write your own game and give it to your friends sure the game maybe loosely based on their game and some code may seem similar but it would not be an exact copy. Back to the chair reference you would not be using the chair companies parts and technology to create your chair copy. Therefore your copy may be similar but will not be an exact copy and unless you have the knowledge and finishing skills. Yours may not be as durable or stable.Lord_Jaroh said:I can buy a chair, make a new one and give it to my friends as much as I want, why not a digital anything as well?midpipps said:I have read their missions and I can agree with some of it but their figuring that as long as it is not for commercial gain anything should be able to be copied and distributed is just plain wrong.
If the companies make a product and one person can copy that product and hand it out to all his friends why would anyone of his friends buy that product. That is a great way to kill game/music/movie industries.
I can agree on the time span being shortened but 5 years just is not enough time their are games and records that still sell very well after 5 years. I think I would rather see it going to a system where the product is no longer commercially available in new format(ie not used).
It is not a bad thing that these guys get a voice just hope that they do not get everything reformed the way they want. There has to be middle ground.
Companies will just have to learn to adjust to societies wants instead of trying to fight and control it.