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Sources: Carrbbean 360, Torrent Freak

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Only $21M USD?
By jimbojimbo on 1/25/2013 2:25:41 PM , Rating: 5
Hell, the entertainment industry probably gives more than that in "lobbying donations", or really the term is bribes, in a year. Congress will pass a law to block their IP addresses as quickly as it takes the media giants to tell them to.

RE: Only $21M USD?
By hughlle on 1/25/2013 7:29:50 PM , Rating: 3
Other than for the fact that there are one or two other countries in the world aside from America. The point of the site is to bring in revenue for the country to compensate the loss of income from the ban in America, so as such they plan to sell American made material for low prices to anyone willing to pay. It does not matter where the consumer lives, the point is that should a fellow in England want to buy a copy of an album, they can do, for cheap, and the US media moguls will not be getting a cent from the sale.

It is about punishing American media corporations by costing them their revenue, however minute the yearly allowed income is, and regardless of who buys it, not about getting Americans to buy the content.

RE: Only $21M USD?
By jimbojimbo on 1/25/2013 9:12:36 PM , Rating: 4
I live in the US and I'm all for it. Really I think the WTO should be arranging some sort of embargo on this country since our great leaders decided to laugh in the their face.
It is funny though that this is essentially legal piracy yet the entertainment industry if it reacts proportionately as it has before will indeed try to destroy the country. One person shares a file via torrents they send in a swat team. One country defiantly offers to sell all media, they will call for a giant foot to come down on the entire country.

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The US ISPs aren't under the US jurisdiction?

