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Stealing? we r not the ones stealing. If anyone is stealing its the streaming sites and they are actually stealing from the mega rich.
They are modern day robin hoods
What a fine example of morals!
Stealing? we r not the ones stealing. If anyone is stealing its the streaming sites and they are actually stealing from the mega rich.
They are modern day robin hoods
Oh, I see now. I already watched some soccer on atdhe.me and it did work fine, I just hope I won't get some virus from that .
And if they didn't have people like you as a demand, they would have no reason to do so. Right?
You are as guilty as them. Lie to yourself and others if you must, but some of us do have ethics.
No, its not fake. I watched the entire Spurs/Blazers game on atdhe.me.
Just a question... why would copyright law be under the jurisdiction of the DHS?
Are the people viewing really as ethically culpable? If I rob a bank and give money to the poor, are the poor at fault just as much as I am?
If you're a capitalist, it should be a no-brainer. You're essentially making the most of your money (paying nothing) without any burden of legal troubles. (Technically, the ones actually breaking the law would be the providers, not the viewers of said content.)
yep purely captialist, but some people don't like capitalism
Much better than that RayV bull we got last year.
A. There is a fan in Botswana that wants to watch an NBA. But has no way to do so, so he decides to watch the free stream.
B. There is a poor fan in Detroit who has no money to buy League Pass but would rather stay at home and watch a game than go get in trouble on the streets.
Both those scenarios are ok with my ethics. I can sleep good at night.
Nice. I thought you Aussies were still stuck in the stone ages, ordering Pontel videos and .
For those saying viewing streams is stealing I would love for you to find me the law that shows that viewing those streams is illegal. Broadcasting is illegal, but viewing is not. Find the law.
It's the rights to the streams that causes the trouble - think Netflix and Hulu. They are streaming and perfectly legal but everyone gave them rights to the streams.
The rights to the streams apply to the right to broadcast the stream and have absolutely nothing to do with viewing it. Broadcasting and viewing are two completely different actions.
i discovered this yesterday. this will really cut down the spurs games i am able to watch.
Don't ask Wild Cobra to list facts. That often removes his ability to post in many threads.
In other words, carry on.
I believe it's because they combined the some FBI powers, CIA powers, etc. The FBI used to enforce such laws in the US. They do more than just terrorism. DHS is Big Brother now.
Last edited by Wild Cobra; 02-04-2011 at 12:07 AM.
Is that's what you wish yo use as your excuse. It's still unethical. But then I already knew you had no ethics.
Does the same apply to Napster?
How many people have been prosecuted for those downloads?
The cons ution allows for copyright protection. Laws are expected to be made to protect such copyrights.
It wouldn't surprise me if DHS makes an example out of some Americans watching these illegal broadcasts, like they did with Napster users.
What if you are one of them...
If you say so... Always nice to have a voice of support.Don't ask Wild Cobra to list facts. That often removes his ability to post in many threads.
In other words, carry on.
You just don't get it. Its not illegal to watch. Thats the bottom line.
To show how clueless you are, why don't you find me a case of someone being prosecuted for downloading songs from the internet. You want to use that as your example, so find out.
17 U.S.C. § 101
Keep this in mind as you read it:
The term "financial gain" includes receipt, or expectation of receipt, of anything of value, including the receipt of other copyrighted works.
Beautiful
Yeah, nice law. It shows its illegal to broadcast - not view. Thanks.
Your reading incomprehension is incredible.
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