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**Nikitka** · 05-24-2011, 05:38 PM

In the other hand, maybe your post is a sort of hypocrisy.... because USA Government added to Spain in the "301 Special" Report in 2008... Look up the definition of Hypocracy.

1. I am not the US government.
2. Piracy is, as we define it, actually taking music and keeping a copy w/o paying for it.
3. The article I referred to in my quote does not describe the various permutations of abuse that might be vested on individuals for what they define as crimes under a similar set of legal statutes.
4. How is it hypocritical for the US to add Spain to the list of people that have a piracy problem, and laugh at the quote that people are complaining about the "piracy" laws being too strict? By the definition of Piracy as most in the industry sees it, if Spain has a bunch of websites, servers or other venues to distribute music w/o charging, then that is piracy and has little to do with fair use (such as radio broadcasts).

I think we have a problem with somantics here.....

05-24-2011, 05:38 PM	#44
Nikitka Join Date Nov 2005 Posts 468 Senior Member	In the other hand, maybe your post is a sort of hypocrisy.... because USA Government added to Spain in the "301 Special" Report in 2008... Look up the definition of Hypocracy. 1. I am not the US government. 2. Piracy is, as we define it, actually taking music and keeping a copy w/o paying for it. 3. The article I referred to in my quote does not describe the various permutations of abuse that might be vested on individuals for what they define as crimes under a similar set of legal statutes. 4. How is it hypocritical for the US to add Spain to the list of people that have a piracy problem, and laugh at the quote that people are complaining about the "piracy" laws being too strict? By the definition of Piracy as most in the industry sees it, if Spain has a bunch of websites, servers or other venues to distribute music w/o charging, then that is piracy and has little to do with fair use (such as radio broadcasts). I think we have a problem with somantics here.....
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