Why I Think It Is GOOD To Pirate Commercial Games

[anariel]

Oh, well... It would be good if they would stop shouting wihtout pause that every pirate is a 100% sure customer if there were no other choice but to pay for their crap. The problem is, they have been doing it for so much time now, they believe it themselves...

Oh well... now where can I go when EzTV can't give me my weekly dosage of TV series? At least, from time to time, I found one I really like or found entertaining...
About the games, I'm less worried. Almost all of the ones being released lately don't even deserve the effort to find, download and install a pirated copy... And I think that says everything that can be said about the gaming "industry".

[Tessera]

Oh well... now where can I go when EzTV can't give me my weekly dosage of TV series?

Pirate Bay will be back. It will probably take a few hours to a few days before their new IP is resolved and propagated throughout the web. They've been through this bullshit once before (back in 2006) and it took them three days (if I remember correctly) to get back up and running again.
 
But this I know: 50 million users are more powerful than 50 Hollywood lawyers. A lot more powerful... especially when we have magnet links.

Fuck you, Hollywood. You lose... again. Now stop monopolizing the theaters and then churning out miserable, formulaic crap and MAYBE you will become winners again. Food for thought.

Establishment gonna fall down and go boom soon. 

[Cat]

unless they get bailed out

[Kandid]

They won't.

[Tessera]

That's fine.

The government can keep stealing our money to provide unauthorized bailouts... and We The People
can keep stealing it right back from these corporate clowns, by pirating the living mortal shit out of
their monopolized, formulaic, mediocre-by-design products.

Works for me. Bad laws were made to be broken. And when the laws no longer protect the majority
of the people, but instead only seem to serve the interests of a small percentage of greedy parasites
living in ivory towers at all of our expense, then that's what I call a bad law.

[Cat]

That's fine.

The government can keep stealing our money to provide unauthorized bailouts... and We The People
can keep stealing it right back from these corporate clowns, by pirating the living mortal shit out of
their monopolized, formulaic, mediocre-by-design products.

Works for me. Bad laws were made to be broken. And when the laws no longer protect the majority
of the people, but instead only seem to serve the interests of a small percentage of greedy parasites
living in ivory towers at all of our expense, then that's what I call a bad law.

And they can only gives so much money till the economy collapses.

[perez007usa]

What!!?? economy. They are playing the same game, but now they are using our money instead!

[Tessera]

LOL...

http://thepiratebay.org/

Hollywood's shuysters probably spent two years preparing a case against Pirate Bay.
And it took TPB all of two days to get back online. Fucking hilarious.

And they posted a quirky little message on their entry page.

I love it.  

[Cylnar]

And they posted a quirky little message on their entry page.

I love it. 

Though I bet you didn't like the accompanying photo, being a cat hater and all.

[anariel]

Cylnar, Internet cats are not really cats, the same way computer mouses don't eat cheese. And lolcat is a very good way to ridiculize them XDDDD

[Tessera]

Keep stealing their software via Pirate Bay and elsewhere as a way of punishing the software industry... and then maybe their wallets will start hurting enough for them to actually start responding to the rampant problems within their companies and their products. Power to the people... and pain for greedy, bloated and uncaring corporations. If profits are all that they care about, then that's the best place for consumers to attack them in retaliation. Chew away at their profits... terrify their stockholders... scare away potential new investors... and their pitiful house of cards will come crashing to the ground.

As for the legalities..? Fuck 'em. Where are the laws protecting all of -us- from being exploited and bled dry by forced consumerism, planned obsolescence, false and misleading advertising, inferior and broken software, draconian DRM schemes, products unfit for their stated purpose, and so on..? And hey... good luck putting all 500 million of us in jail (that's the best estimate of how many people worldwide have pirated software at least once during the past ten years). Let us know when you get finished building all of those new prisons to hold us, okay..? And good luck paying for them, too.

Fight back against big business, people. Don't just let them suck you dry and think that you have no power to stop it. Yes you do... in sheer numbers. Believe it -- because it is the truth.