Torrent legality question

TheGreatGodPan on 23/4/2006 at 18:22

Quote Posted by Ultraviolet

It's like they ignore the entire New Testament (aside from evangelism) and whatever bits of the Old Testament they don't like.

Tell that to (http://www.garynorth.com/public/department57.cfm) Gary (http://www.lewrockwell.com/north/north302.html) North.

Gingerbread Man on 24/4/2006 at 06:15

Tell that to Bill Barilko.

tungsten on 24/4/2006 at 06:53

I wonder when the change of business-model (from selling music to sueing "customers") will be completed, so that they use G-phishing (or whatever you'd call it): like the marketing but to lure forum members to tell them that they too have "illegal" material on their PC... knock, knock!

TheGreatGodPan on 25/4/2006 at 01:29

Quote Posted by Gingerbread Man

Tell that to Bill Barilko.

(http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bill_Barilko) What? I suppose you were trying to say what I said was irrelevant. The point was that Ultraviolet thought that the Bible and capitalism were so incompatible that they could only be reconciled by ignoring unpleasant bits. I pointed out that others dissagree, and this person in particular has written a hell of a lot showing why, in his view, the Bible mandates line-by-line (no "spirit of the law" or "overarching ethic") free-market capitalism. I can't say I agree with him, but I haven't studied the Bible all that much and wouldn't insist that he's wrong.