What's on Buxh's I-Pod?........Illegal music

[JohnnyRingo]

At least according to RIAA it is.

To most Americans, taking our music with us is a way of life, but unless fees are paid for those extra copies of music files, the RIAA feels a right to restitution.

Now the owner of "SueThePresident.com" domain is looking for a volunteer to adopt the site to make a point against the label giants that see downloading music as a black and white issue:

http://downhillbattle.org/node/view/484?PHPSESSID=432170383d2b0059933fda809bbd001a

[aeolian]

1. HAHA! Outstanding! (n/t)

[UdoKier]

2. Murdering POS BUsh had one of his aides download the songs.

THe giggling murderer has plenty of cash. I'm sure he paid for the downloads.

Besides, I'm in favor of P2P file exchanging.

[JohnnyRingo]

3. I'm sure someone paid for the songs originally....However

He says he likes to download songs from his biking friend's I-Pod.
That is NOT legal according to the RIAA.

Just the fact that the WH admits that aides download their files to his player is considered by them infringment.
But only if you try it.

[maxsolomon]

4. pulling songs off one ipod to another

means you're using copypod. not legal. he should be sued by the RIAA.

the original bumiller fluff piece said the songs were downloaded off itunes.

[liveoaktx]

5. Related thread on DU

http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=109x20381