Piracy Is Good! Copyright Is Evil.

Despite the conventional wisdom that BitTorrent websites and illegal downloading are destroying the fabric of entertainment industries, a number of advocates and activists believe that piracy can help independent filmmakers as both a distribution mechanism and promotional tool.

So when i finish my next film and sell it on Amazon or Netflixs, and sell my first copy and that person uploads it on Pirate Bay or Demonoid and after few days ends up on all the flash movie sites, and has been downloaded 5 million times yet in the next six months my film only sells 3 DVD at $12, how does this help the independent filmmaker, nobody came knocking on my door from Hollywood after watching my movie, i lost all the money i put into the project, i have no home and no job and now live on welfare handouts, yet the people sharing my movie on the internet are making money from google ads, is this your RIGHT TO FREE SPEECH.

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Obama put a lot of RIAA and MPAA goons into key positions within the Judaical system.
So you still have nothing to cite this from. Not surprising. This isn't exactly anything new, anyway. Anyone that has been paying attention to governmental action against peer-to-peer file sharing since the days of Napster will realize that both parties (with the exception of a few) have been trying to pass legislation that will heavily hamper that sort of activity.