That's actually false and you're only quoting South Park again, who served nothing more than to make the situation worse.
I wonder what Matt Stone and Trey Parker have to say about not allowing YouTube to freely show their episodes. What's the deal with them only wanting the episodes shown in places they will get paid for?
I told you about this before, you stupid idiot, Backfire. Why you being an idiot? Hate you scum.
-AC
Of course it would.
Their members are still alive, split or not. It's still their work.
Also, in the case of bands like Tool, their music is designed to be heard as a body of work. It's not like downloading a single. So in that case there's the added concept of not hearing it in a way that was intended. First impressions only happen once.
Moreover, many songs get mislabelled and miscredited. Illegal downloading causes more problems than it solves.
-AC
Matt Stone and Trey Parker have said they don't give a shit about people illegally downloading their stuff In fact, they're all for it, they support people downloading episodes on the internet because that way it gets out to more people and perhaps some people who wouldn't usually watch it end up seeing it, become a fan, and start watching it normally. Don't make the mistake of thinking they're the ones that are taking it down off of youtube. That would be Comedy Central or Paramount, who own the rights to the episodes.
If I'm quoting south park, it's not false, because south park is never incorrect.
Your scum, whining about some rich whiny musician not being more rich than he already is, scummy butt. Go penetrate your kitty again, deviant.
Originally posted by Alpha Centauri
Of course it would.Their members are still alive, split or not. It's still their work.
Also, in the case of bands like Tool, their music is designed to be heard as a body of work. It's not like downloading a single. So in that case there's the added concept of not hearing it in a way that was intended. First impressions only happen once.
Moreover, many songs get mislabelled and miscredited. Illegal downloading causes more problems than it solves.
-AC
But let's not go crazy here. The only problem illegal downloading solves is allowing some lazy cock-shit to listen to music he's to poor (shitty, ugly, stupid, etc) to purchase.
But downloading porn illegally, I don't think anyone's against that.
For their sake, I hope not. Because if I'm deprived of my illegal, free porn, their ass if forfeit, and by "their" I mean "yours, Alpha Centauri's.
Originally posted by BackFire
Matt Stone and Trey Parker have said they don't give a shit about people illegally downloading their stuff In fact, they're all for it, they support people downloading episodes on the internet because that way it gets out to more people and perhaps some people who wouldn't usually watch it end up seeing it, become a fan, and start watching it normally. Don't make the mistake of thinking they're the ones that are taking it down off of youtube. That would be Comedy Central or Paramount, who own the rights to the episodes.If I'm quoting south park, it's not false, because south park is never incorrect.
Your scum, whining about some rich whiny musician not being more rich than he already is, scummy butt. Go penetrate your kitty again, deviant.
I swear Matt Stone and Trey Parker had more of a say in their own work than the companies they work with...I'd have thought so anyway. They didn't seem like the kind of people who'd hand over control so easily. Though saying that, rules are MUCH tighter on filmed property than audio.
You quote South Park because you're a fool, bloody idiot fool, which is why I don't take it seriously, since we mostly agree on downloading, and you're just being a pragmatist.
Originally posted by BackFire
But let's not go crazy here. The only problem illegal downloading solves is allowing some lazy cock-shit to listen to music he's to poor (shitty, ugly, stupid, etc) to purchase.
Hahaha.
"I'd like this copy of In the Zone by Britney Spears please.", "Nah, too ugly.".
-AC
Originally posted by Alpha Centauri
I swear Matt Stone and Trey Parker had more of a say in their own work than the companies they work with...I'd have thought so anyway. They didn't seem like the kind of people who'd hand over control so easily. Though saying that, rules are MUCH tighter on filmed property than audio.You quote South Park because you're a fool, bloody idiot fool, which is why I don't take it seriously, since we mostly agree on downloading, and you're just being a pragmatist.
I'm sure they have a lot of say in their work, but the companies that they work for still have the power to pull episodes off of the internet if they want. Matt and Trey have that power too, they just don't exercise it.
Plus, they're admitted sell-outs, so I wouldn't be surprised if they give up their rights to their work easily for large sums of cash.
Your big words are making my balls boil and my dick cement, beware the rod of unholy light, my friend, it will find you and smite you down, all over your face.
Originally posted by Alpha Centauri
Hahaha."I'd like this copy of In the Zone by Britney Spears please.", "Nah, too ugly.".
-AC
Speaking from experience there, AC? Glad you're comming out about this stuff. It's important to accept certain things. Like that you're about 4 seconds away from being raped. Then again, it's not rape when you love it, as you certainly do. Deviant.
Originally posted by BackFire
Your big words are making my balls boil and my dick cement, beware the rod of unholy light, my friend, it will find you and smite you down, all over your face.
If that wasn't funny, it would be vile. Well, it's still vile, just not solely.
Originally posted by BackFire
Speaking from experience there, AC? Glad you're comming out about this stuff. It's important to accept certain things. Like that you're about 4 seconds away from being raped. Then again, it's not rape when you love it, as you certainly do. Deviant.
I actually feel a sense of dread.
-AC