Das is een andere manier om al die lobbyisten van die zogezegde belangegroepen te counterenZeroPaid schreef:The Pirate Party (Piratpartiet) said that it is tired of being deemed a criminals and terrorists by the system for sharing a few measly files for no financial gain or loss to anyone.
In its manifesto, here, which is in Swedish, the party says that it is against seeing the developing world starve because the developed world refuses to share its intellectual property. Its massage is that corporations are engaging in racketeering in the developing world and a few power hungry individuals and greedy corporate entities are infringing on privacy and integrity. Piratpartiet says that it will strike out immaterial law, ignore WIPO and WT, and annul any further treaties or policies that hinder the free flow of information. They will refuse to allow data retention nonsense based on terrorism claims or failed RIAA business models.
The new party, wants to break the four per cent barrier (225 000 votes) this autumn to take up seats in parliament. Even if they the party gets no-one elected, it is clear that it does represent a backlash against copyright protection laws and the antics of the RIAA and its ilk.
A link to their website is here.
Via www.theinquirer.net
Het doet mij nogal neig aan ditdenken
Vrij vertaald staat er dit :
Dat er een groep Zweden het beu is om telkes weer door de verschillende groeperingen, als criminelen te worden gekleurd voor het sharen van een paar bestanden, zonder de bedoeling winst te maken.
En zonder dat er iemand eigenlijk geld door verliest.
