RIAA and ISPs to police your traffic starting July 12

[MineralMan]

6. Depends on what the file contains.

First, I wouldn't accept a file of any kind unless I knew what it contained.
Second, I know what materials are copyright protected, and wouldn't accept any such file.
Third, if I know what's in the file and that it is copyright-protected, I wouldn't be interested.

You're making a naive argument that doesn't hold water. And, if you're downloading files when you don't know what they contain, you're taking some big risks. If you don't know that movies and commercial music isn't copyright-protected, you're not paying attention.

You can do as you please, but don't try those patently ridiculous arguments on me to try to justify illegal behavior. Both of us know better.

I stated my position. I don't download copyright protected property I haven't paid for. That's what I do. You can take any risks you choose.