Originally posted by logician magician
You (western) people (I'm American) seem to think that "piracy" is "downloading" only.
It's not.
Grow up.
Open your eyes.
Don't be naive.
Well, you're true to your screen name as you're really pulling stuff out of your top hat here. What part of "Internet Piracy" was problematic for
you?
The example you gave which supposedly blows all this out of the water and makes us look like childish idiots, wasn't "Internet Piracy" at all. You
bought a physical copy of something from someone met face-to-face - I'm assuming you didn't buy this from a vending machine - and this is somehow
"internet piracy"? Where's the internet element here? How does this relate to the actual thread title and the related image?
How many people in Europe or America actually buy pirate DVDs? The vast majority of piracy - as we've been told time and time again by the likes of
RIAA, MPAA - is through downloading not buying
physical pirated goods; their campaign material attests to that.
I'm also under the impression that it's Far Eastern markets that are really big on buying DVDs not the West. Maybe they should 'grow-up, open their
eyes and stop being naive'?