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�-�� taylorchuk ��|I| " wrote in message ...
>There is absolutely no way around it....
>
>It is ILLEGAL to copy to view,  recently released  Hollywood movies
from
>some website!
>
>Don't try to say that you don't know what you are downloading when you
go to
>one of these pirate movie sites to download a movie file.
>
>At least lets be honest about that much.

Yes, Don, let's be honest.

I told people where I saw it available, on a newsgroup not on a website.
You failed to comprehend it was a newsgroup and called it a web site. I
corrected that clueless response of yours, twice. Yet you persist in
saying I provided a link to a web site. Now you call it a pirate movie
site.

Where's the honesty or integrity in lying and misdirecting. If you want
to battle over whether it's illegal or not, fine. At least have the
courtesy to stay on track and truthful. Once again, it's a link to a
newsgroup.

That said, please provide proof that it's "illegal" to download a movie
from a newsgroup. I'm getting tired of your attempts to characterise me
as a fraudulent or criminal person. If you can't prove your claim, then
stop making it. You are wrong as usual, and I want you to stop.
--
Peter D

>"beergut" <fatone@icenter.net> wrote in message
>news:3c9ca291.5886534@news.icenter.net...
>> On Sat, 23 Mar 2002 14:50:27 GMT, "�-�� taylorchuk ��|I| \""
>> <taylorchuk@shaw.ca> wrote:
>>
>> >OF COURSE ITS ILLEGAL TO DOWNLOAD FIRST RUN HOLLYWOOD MOVIES like
the
>Robin
>> >Williams one you mentioned !!!!
>>
>> No it is not. First off, you are downloading 50 winrared parts to
what
>> is purported to be 1/2 of the movie.You could be downloading
anything,
>> you really don't know. the second half of the movie comes a day or so
>> later in most cases. Also, most *parts* of the movie will have some
>> ccr errors in them that you have to correct. Thirdly, you need to
>> install a special plugin to actually see what you have d/loaded is a
>> movie. It is against shaw's AUP to disseminate any copyrighted
>> material, but it is ok to d/load it.  RTFM.
>> >
>> >How could you POSSIBLY think otherwise!!!
>>
>> Because he is informed, you are not.
>>
>> >Hollywood  doesn't want people watching movies for free off a
website!
>>
>> Hosting a movie on a web site would be ridicules. they are almost
>> 700megs for both halves. Converted into mpeg1 to watch on your own tv
>> through a hollywood plus card makes the movies about 30 megs.......a
>> big file, but better then watching it on a monitor     LOL
>>
>> gutz
>>
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