Наши повсюду! Йо-хо!
Aug. 18th, 2009 12:40 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
kitaikaСлучайная (!) цитата из комментов на http://thepiratebay.org/
"I am an American and I recognize the long-term importance of sites/forums/resources such as the TPB. The ability of humans to exchange information freely, instantly, accurately, and globally using the internet represents the peak of the electronic age. The absolute freedom of information holds within it the potential to topple oppressive governments, to render centralized news agencies obsolete, as well as to rapidly advance scientific, medical, and technological research. This is bigger than a handful of Swedes selling a website, and it is bigger than some stubborn capitalists in Los Angeles ruthlessly defending their profit margins. THIS IS FREEDOM.
I was sorry to hear about the verdict in April, and now I'm sorry to hear about the potential loss of TPB (as we know it). However, I doubt it will be too harrowing a task to get the same audio, video, and e-books elsewhere. And this speaks volumes about the intrinsic stability and brilliance of the torrent network composed of TPB, mininova, isohunt, et al. These sites will all collectively fill the void left behind by TPB, the torrent network reacting like any other compartmentalized mutualist system.
If the departing TPB owners/operators continue to support absolute intellectual freedom rights, as they say they will, then I will support them with my blood, my sweat, my vote, and my mind until I cease to be. It is obvious to me from interviews and writings that Sunde, Neij, Svartholm and Lunstrom are abmitious, intelligent, and dedicated to their cause. I wish them all the best of luck in their respective futures (politics eventually, i hope). I will miss the TPB, but I will always be grateful for the impact that The Pirate Bay has had on my life and the world I live in.
THANK YOU TO ALL PIRATES! NEVER SURRENDER YOUR FREEDOM!
DumbLuck, 2009-07-05"
"I am an American and I recognize the long-term importance of sites/forums/resources such as the TPB. The ability of humans to exchange information freely, instantly, accurately, and globally using the internet represents the peak of the electronic age. The absolute freedom of information holds within it the potential to topple oppressive governments, to render centralized news agencies obsolete, as well as to rapidly advance scientific, medical, and technological research. This is bigger than a handful of Swedes selling a website, and it is bigger than some stubborn capitalists in Los Angeles ruthlessly defending their profit margins. THIS IS FREEDOM.
I was sorry to hear about the verdict in April, and now I'm sorry to hear about the potential loss of TPB (as we know it). However, I doubt it will be too harrowing a task to get the same audio, video, and e-books elsewhere. And this speaks volumes about the intrinsic stability and brilliance of the torrent network composed of TPB, mininova, isohunt, et al. These sites will all collectively fill the void left behind by TPB, the torrent network reacting like any other compartmentalized mutualist system.
If the departing TPB owners/operators continue to support absolute intellectual freedom rights, as they say they will, then I will support them with my blood, my sweat, my vote, and my mind until I cease to be. It is obvious to me from interviews and writings that Sunde, Neij, Svartholm and Lunstrom are abmitious, intelligent, and dedicated to their cause. I wish them all the best of luck in their respective futures (politics eventually, i hope). I will miss the TPB, but I will always be grateful for the impact that The Pirate Bay has had on my life and the world I live in.
THANK YOU TO ALL PIRATES! NEVER SURRENDER YOUR FREEDOM!
DumbLuck, 2009-07-05"
