Maxdeath
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I see you are having a problem understanding the law. That's fine. I don't need to teach you.1- If they have a filter installed that just tracks but not blocks you, the questioned source is de facto granted.Yes you can violate any law and you might even get away with it but eventually you will be caught. To think that someone has to police you and what you do is just crazy. Do you not steal or kill because a policeman is watching you?You cannot compare the free stuff with cp. And yes, you can´t get arrested because there is simply no right to monitor you.So if you get arrested for viewing child porn your defense is that you just googled it so it is ok? If you are arrested for shoplifting your defense is they should not have put it on the shelves?When you offer access to a place where is no law enforcement the responsibility is yours. The sites are known and could be blocked. So nobody went into a shop and stole something, the stuff just flies around and all you need is google.????
What are you talking about? He broke federal copyright protection laws. Which other countries have also adopted similar laws. That law is not specific to the Internet.
You have idiots claiming sensorship if they can not reach sites, if sites are slow to load.
Companies pay large amounts to create movies, songs. They pay camera men, writers, actors and all the others. Is it wrong for them to expect some return for all the money they put in to making a movie? If they can't be allowed to make money then why make movies?
But if the Mall would be like the Internet, there was a cop store, indeed.
And there would be free shops where you´ll get everything for free. It´s not allowed but there is no police and everything.
Just because you can do something does not make it right or legal.
Check the language in your agreement with your internet service provider, most if not all do state that if you break the law they can block your access to the Internet. Your isp is not usually monitoring you the companies that own the copyrighted material usually monitor sites that allow people to download their stuff free. They in turn notify the isp. The Internet is under the rules of the country in which your isp is located. So yes there is a government police station. Learn something about the Internet and the laws that govern it. There was a big fight over the removal of a law in the U.S. Not that long ago. There was a law passed in Europe not that long ago concerning cookies. There have been numerous file sharing sites that have either been taken down because of breaking copyright laws or have since stopping sharing files that are copyrighted.
So your argument is just so much wind trying to justify breaking the law.
2- There is no police. There are only catchwords and access is limited. Look after the recent Lügde case in Germany. They only get busted by their stupidity.
3- There was a crackdown on filesharing sites and some closed but that is long ago and there are various such file hosters and there is everything for free or as torrent. There´s a well known "public enemy", a Chinese running the mega cloud, that was created by the same guy who ran megaupload, that the US concentrated on, for example.