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27th Jan 2012, 12:27 AM #11Member
Put enough heat and they will cave in that's the American way.
If you stay quiet they won't acknowledge it, if you get vocal, protest, demonstrate, and bring publicity that is the kind of heat they DON'T like and they will give-in.
It pays to be a loudmouth in cases like this. It's all about twisting the law, and sliding some money to the right people to get them to "understand" your point of view.
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27th Jan 2012, 12:36 AM #12MemberWebsite's:
GardinerDesign.info
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27th Jan 2012, 12:36 AM #13Website's:
VaporHostn.comloudmouth will do the job? i don't think so, not to the US government.
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27th Jan 2012, 12:38 AM #14Member
I did not think US is this corrupted. Who the **** they think they are?
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27th Jan 2012, 12:39 AM #15MemberWebsite's:
GardinerDesign.info
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27th Jan 2012, 03:02 AM #16BannedWebsite's:
XmasPresent4Me.comI think you are living in a dream world or need to seek professional help for delusional thoughts if you think that this will change anything or there is proper legal grounds to bring suit against the FBI or any other government agency of any state or country that performs a raid or closure of any company involved in criminal activity.
This story only says Legal Groups are interested but notice none are coming forward to file an actual court action. No attorney will touch this as a class action because there will be people that uploaded copyright protected works that do not belong to them trying to join the suit.
I read that there have been about 690 servers Mega Upload was using seized and it is thought less then 10 percent of what is on those server is the service users original personally owned content.
This is a group of people looking for their 15 minutes of fame and some attention by any means.
I guess the writer and the Pirate Party could be considered Attention Whores.
As the Human Torch says "Flame On"!
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27th Jan 2012, 03:06 AM #17Member
I am sure MU retained the right to delete anything they wanted from there servers whenever they seen fit to do so...
This will be a non starter....
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27th Jan 2012, 03:18 AM #18
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27th Jan 2012, 03:33 AM #19Member
LOLOLOL
They could sue Megaupload.
No way the feds are to blame for how the site was operated and how it was sold to the public as an innocent back-up service.
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27th Jan 2012, 04:03 AM #20Member
Lol these pirate parties are delusional. Megaupload wasn't a cloud backup service. They provided no guarantees for your files. They could shut down your account and erase your files at any times they desired and you couldn't do shit because their TOS had them covered.
Their case is definitely not gonna hold up in court. Feds also have the right to shut down criminal organizations irrespective of what legal contracts you had with them.
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