> The other end of 
that is that the strong protections are also there to defend our economy.

When they make sense.  And they are also softened in various cases to encourage growth.  It doesn't seem to me that "strong protections" are doing the music industry much good right now.  They ought to take another approach.


Some people do drugs, some people pirate music, some people speed when they 
drive. To me, that is each individual's choice. But those things are 
illegal;

But if an entire generation thinks that the laws are ridiculous and ignore them, what kind of effect is this having on society?  Shouldn't the laws be changed?

---this debate can go on for a long time....


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Brett Gaylor

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