Canada and the illegaliztion of Music Sharing

[Vazz]

I heard Canada was going to make Downloading Music through P2P illegal.

I think that shouldn't happen (Since I do that most of the time).

What do you guys think?

[Mullet Fish]

I think downloading music is great, and (as South Park quite aptly pointed out) doesn't really cost celebrities that much money. All they do is moan and groan because they make maybe 2 million dollars less each year. When you make like, 25 million per year anyways it doesn't make that much of a difference. I use LimeWire alot, as I don't have enough pocket money to go out and buy so many albums. BEsides, a ridiculously low percentage of the money you pay for the album goes towards the artist. Most of it goes to the record company.
I don't see how downloading music is that bad, but I might have a different opinion if people were dowloading my music for free.

[Vazz]

I use Shareaza, but I mostly download music that I already own that's on one of my many CDs that I just haven't seen (I do that a lot x.x).

[Tanon]

Hm. I never had that idea myself (Classic/Game tune junky) , but I think that's kind of dumb. Everyone's just going to go back to burning CDs. What's next? A law that makes it so you have to wear headphones so nobody else can listen to your tunes? Then maybe make it so your disc self-destructs if you don't put in the 56 digit security code?

[Mullet Fish]

That would be pretty cool. It's be like, "Crap, what's the 32nd number???" And then the discman would attatch itself to your head, and it would be like, "intruder detected, preparing self-destruct sequence." And you'd be like, "Oh crap! Eject, eject!" Then it would explode and you would die. Oh man, overactive imaginations are way too much fun.

[Tanon]

Imagine people trying to 'Try before they buy'...

[Mullet Fish]

Haha. The manager would have to pay the janitorial staff aLOT more to wipe human innards off the floor of Future Shop.