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So Beatport stopped labeling thier tracks? (pg. 4)
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| Zyklon_Jay |
the reaasons all of these sites operate out of russia is because of the non existance of copyright law there.
you are paying 20 cents for a copy of a pirated track...which is pretty stupid if you ask me...wait it was a rodri post.
the tax you pay is also a scam, they pocket the money.
the artist gets 0 royalties. |
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| Rodri Santos |
| In some countries downloading pirate material is illegal and you can get your bones on jail , with this method you can download illegally but appeal as legal to your state. You are not a lawyer hence you don't have an open mind to scam... god bless them because they don't know what they say... this is stupid isn't it?¿ Tell a french about this method ;) |
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| Zyklon_Jay |
it amazes me how retarded you are.
if you are going to pirate music, at least don't pay for it. It makes no sense whatsoever as you are giving money to someone that pays 0 royalties to the artist....you might as well just use rapid for free because this is where these sites get the tracks to begin with.
do you live at extreme altitudes or something, because lack of oxygen to the brain could deffo be a valid reason for your mind not being able to process even the most simple of concepts.
let's try this again.
you are paying 20 cents FOR AN ILLEGAL DOWNLOAD OF PIRATED MUSIC THAT IS NOT LEGAL JUST BECAUSE YOU PAID FOR IT NOT LEGAL AGAINST THE LAW NOT LEGAL NOT LEGAL NOT LEGAL NOT LEGAL. YOU ARE PAYING FOR MUSIC THAT IS JUST AS ILLEGAL AS GETTING IT FOR FREE. I hope this was clear enough, i'm not well versed in the plebeian language. |
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| Rodri Santos |
You are definitely stupid as i see you can't even understand what you read:
If you want to pay royalties to an artist extend him a check, is the best way.
If you refuse to pay 2$ to keep the beatport & labels monopoly then pirate music.
What happens if you want to download illegaly but the government control the illegal downloads and you can get prosecuted?¿ You can "buy" on this sites, instead of paying 2$ for it on beatport.
You want to support the artists?
-Check, 100% of royalties for them
-Beatport 50% of royalties for them
Monkeys can distinguish what is the best method. |
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| Zyklon_Jay |
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| Rodri Santos |
| you have a lot to add to this i see. Paying or not is about ethics and morality but this russian/polsky/chinese sites have a purpose so if you buy on beatport because you can't get music in other form this is what you are looking for. |
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| Zyklon_Jay |
you still have not addressed the merits of paying for illegal downloads.
what is the point to that? |
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| Rodri Santos |
you really deserve a facepalm.
You are a french guy for example, you want 10 tracks, 2$ each on beatport = 20$. You don't have the chance to download them illegally so this is not an option unless you want an expensive fee and internet service cancelation.
You want the music but don't have 20$, go to this sites and you have that tracks for 2$.
Is that simple, morality apart. |
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| Zyklon_Jay |
i know you have trouble with english, but to miss the point so hard is pretty astounding:
the 20 cents you pay for the track is just as illegal as the download in which you pay nothing subjecting you to the precise same laws as piracy.
the "french guy" would face the same penalties as the guy who didn't pay for the track.
hint: if you pay for a torrent service, but download copyrighted materials without permission it is still illegal.
i don't even know why i even bother with your mental twatery. |
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| Woonyxoxo |
| I don't know any countrys where you seriously get in trouble for 'illegal downloading'. Yeah in germany it's 'illegal' too but no one ing cares. If you get unlucky enough the get sued for downloading you might aswell get struck by thunder or hit by a car. |
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| SYSTEM-J |
| Some of those Russian sites offer very rare tracks that you will never find on P2P or torrents. |
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| Rodri Santos |
| quote: | Originally posted by Zyklon_Jay
i know you have trouble with english, but to miss the point so hard is pretty astounding:
the 20 cents you pay for the track is just as illegal as the download in which you pay nothing subjecting you to the precise same laws as piracy.
the "french guy" would face the same penalties as the guy who didn't pay for the track.
hint: if you pay for a torrent service, but download copyrighted materials without permission it is still illegal.
i don't even know why i even bother with your mental twatery. |
oh i see you are an expert in international private law :wtf:
@Woonyxoxo most countries don't give a about it, others yes. |
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