Yes, We Get It… SOPA is Bad. Now How Do We Deal With It?

Yes, We Get It… SOPA is Bad. Now How Do We Deal With It?
Redrapper by on January 4th, 2012 at 9:31 pm

If we’re going to start throwing stones at this thing, it’s better to actually do so than discuss about how we’re aiming them for months on end. It doesn’t help that the world now-a-days seems populated with strictly ideologues yammering back and forth with no meaningful progression to any sort of debate. It’s tiring to hear about how terrifying SOPA is, because I’ve already heard about it dozens upon dozens upon dozens of times. How many more petitions am I going to sign until I start to realize that typing out my name really isn’t the decisive masterstroke needed to suddenly clutch out the battle? If you really want to try and stop this thing then let’s look at how we can amend it, because otherwise we’re just spinning our wheels and getting nowhere.

SOPA motives, how it accomplishes them, and where our issues lie:

  • A)    SOPA wants to be a giant cannonball to Piracy. It wants to give serious consequences to anyone who feels that redistributing copy-written material is okay. The entertainment industry loses millions of dollars every year due to piracy, and the bill is an attempt to directly stop that. People feel SOPA’s secondary purpose is to kill streaming, or at least control it, before things like TV go the way of the Do-Do. Blah, blah, blah, you know this.
  • B)     SOPA make it illegal for you to stream un-licensed material without explicit permission. It goes a further step beyond legal action by the offended party, and into realm of felony. Again, you know this.
  • C)    The major complaint against SOPA is that it would burn Youtube asunder, and kill freedom of speech right where it stands. Besides the tired example “You could go to jail for signing a pop song on youtube”, things like streaming fighting games could become a felony. You could go to jail for those AE match videos you just posted. The main reason this fear has set in, is because it’s government regulated. While the polite way to enforce the law is by deferring to the publisher about what must stay and what must go, the language in the law states that the government can step in and charge you simply because you didn’t license the material explicitly.  That’s the reason people are scared.

Okay. So lets assume for a moment that you have a thirteen year old kid in front of you he’s holding a loaded gun. He’s yours. He’s really upset, as most teenagers are, and wants to fire because in his eyes it quickly fixes everything. Now you could yell at him and call him crazy for holding the gun—which gets you shot; or you could talk him down gently and figure out where things went wrong.

The problem with the internet we have is that our ability to say whatever we like clouds our judgment, and makes us angrily oppose something by verbally thrashing at it which solves absolutely zilch. SOPA sucks for the internet. It’s really, really bad. But as long as we just complain about how stupid everyone is for supporting it, we’re pretty much just decorating our casket. And as long as we just angrily yell at congress for being spoiled children, the majority of them are going to continue to cross their arms while they do exactly what we don’t want them to. So for a moment, take note of what’s needed—Congress wants to stop piracy, and we want to keep the internet. Great. So one of three things need to happen:

  1. Pirates suddenly realize that piracy is wrong, turn over a new leaf, and become model citizens dedicated to preserving the integrity of people’s hard work. Also, mankind invents Gundams and the reanimated clone of George Washington gets a sitcom on NEO-ABCFamily.
  2. The Senate and the House suddenly realize the error of their ways, and in droves abandon the bill and never speak of it again. Washington’s sitcom wins a Golden Globe.
  3. We make suggestions to the bill as to what could help cull piracy, and at the same time help the internet. We begin to live in reality.

So how do we get to 3? The debate thus far has been the language of the bill. What’s the trade off exactly? How can we change what’s there in order to retain serious consequences to offenders without losing our freedom to speak? Maybe we add some specificity to the violations—the law’s too vague. Maybe we pull Government out of the equation. Writing this article, I don’t necessarily want to just throw my hat into a solution, because the problem is that we’re not even discussing one. As much as we do in terms of canceling pre-orders or boycotting domains, we could be talking about what needs to be changed about the law instead of leaving it up to the people who probably have very little idea of how to handle the situation. Do you really want to complain and ask Congress to change the law prompting them to make it something worse? Everybody complaining about certain companies supporting the law fold their arms and act like that one guy at the party who’s really pissed their playing too much Steely Dan.

Well... at least we get to see what happens this week on "Modern Washingtons"...

Distrust can be healthy but not when it doesn’t breed progression. This entire argument is about giving far too much power to the wrong people. So shift it! For once in our lives lets have a discussion about this law that yields a result that works, instead of something that’s forced and will probably cave in on us more sooner than later. The internet has been the pioneer of modern civilization for the last few years, I’m sure we can at least have a civil discussion—not one where every other comment begins with “PFFT, WHAT A STUPID ARTICLE?! THE WORLD IS DOOMED AND YOU ALL SUCK.”

A few months back Capcom had a bit of scuffle with DRM. They were going to throw a variation of DRM onto SSFIV AE PC that kept you from accessing certain characters, unless you were connected to the web. After some significant backlash, a thread opened on the Unity Boards asking for some key suggestions that would be better suited for discouraging pirates. The discussion it sparked wasn’t exactly tempered, but the arguments that had the most impact were the ones committed to keeping the argument civil instead of lecturing the company on how “evil” they were. Guess what? Capcom relented. Because for once, we weren’t the people egging on the kid with the gun. We were adults.

[Images via Global Post, Time Nerd World, Technology Digital]

  • http://twitter.com/KingofSarus Blake Givens

    I heard Capcom is supporting SOPA now…

    So… yeah… how about that King of Fighters XIII?

  • http://twitter.com/KingofSarus Blake Givens

    I heard Capcom is supporting SOPA now…

    So… yeah… how about that King of Fighters XIII?

  • http://twitter.com/KingofSarus Blake Givens

    I heard Capcom is supporting SOPA now…

    So… yeah… how about that King of Fighters XIII?

    • http://twitter.com/srslygtfo Mr. X

      They are supporting by proxy. It’s the ESA (Entertainment Software Association) you should be looking at.

    • http://twitter.com/srslygtfo Mr. X

      They are supporting by proxy. It’s the ESA (Entertainment Software Association) you should be looking at.

    • http://twitter.com/srslygtfo Mr. X

      They are supporting by proxy. It’s the ESA (Entertainment Software Association) you should be looking at.

    • Anonymous

      Not “now.” They’re a member of the Entertainment Software Association, which had been listed as a supporter of SOPA for quite a bit, and just recently made a statement affirming its choice.

      The only difference between Capcom and Namco Bandai, Warner Bros. Entertainment, Nintendo, Sony, THQ, Nexon, Trion, SEGA, EA, Microsoft, Square Enix, and other companies that are a part of the ESA is that Capcom USA made a statement affirming the choice. Unless the others come out as against SOPA, they’re just as culpable, so let’s not turn this into a single-minded Capcom bashing thread.

      • http://twitter.com/emezie Emezie Okorafor

        Why ruin a good lynch mob with facts and rational thinking?

        Down with Capcom!  Yah!

        • Anonymous

          Who cares about SEGA this is a fighting game site for gods sake, one centered around Capcom.  So to discuss Capcom is only natural.

          I fail to see how these ‘facts and rational thinking’ detract in any way from the argument that Capcom is just flat out WRONG for supporting SOPA.

          • http://twitter.com/pixelandthepen Drew Pfutzenreuter

            People who play Virtua Fighter probably.

          • Anonymous

            all two of them?

          • http://twitter.com/pixelandthepen Drew Pfutzenreuter

            People who play Virtua Fighter probably.

      • http://twitter.com/emezie Emezie Okorafor

        Why ruin a good lynch mob with facts and rational thinking?

        Down with Capcom!  Yah!

    • Anonymous

      Because of Capcom supporting this bill I will buy their games used from now on. I’ve always been a big Capcom fan but supporting SOPA is something I can’t support. Furthermore I will no longer promote their games to my friends. I’m not even American and I care this much, can’t imagine what Americans must be feeling.

    • Anonymous

      Because of Capcom supporting this bill I will buy their games used from now on. I’ve always been a big Capcom fan but supporting SOPA is something I can’t support. Furthermore I will no longer promote their games to my friends. I’m not even American and I care this much, can’t imagine what Americans must be feeling.

      • http://www.facebook.com/people/Gethoff-Mahfacebuk/558552166 Gethoff Mahfacebuk

        Most of them are too busy hanging out at the mall to give a shit, honestly.  You overseas folks probably care more than the bulk of average Americans.

        • Anonymous

          aint most of you motherfuckers starving and shit, like with the the crisis and fucked up job-market? you guys got bigger issues than sopa. either way americans sure do like giving away more and more of their freedom, so in that essence i do dope the shit passes in the states. you guys need it. 

        • Anonymous

          aint most of you motherfuckers starving and shit, like with the the crisis and fucked up job-market? you guys got bigger issues than sopa. either way americans sure do like giving away more and more of their freedom, so in that essence i do dope the shit passes in the states. you guys need it. 

        • Anonymous

          aint most of you motherfuckers starving and shit, like with the the crisis and fucked up job-market? you guys got bigger issues than sopa. either way americans sure do like giving away more and more of their freedom, so in that essence i do dope the shit passes in the states. you guys need it. 

          • Anonymous

            Don’t worry it’ll be headed your way if its successful in the states.

          • Anonymous

            Don’t worry it’ll be headed your way if its successful in the states.

        • Anonymous

          aint most of you motherfuckers starving and shit, like with the the crisis and fucked up job-market? you guys got bigger issues than sopa. either way americans sure do like giving away more and more of their freedom, so in that essence i do dope the shit passes in the states. you guys need it. 

    • Anonymous

      Because of Capcom supporting this bill I will buy their games used from now on. I’ve always been a big Capcom fan but supporting SOPA is something I can’t support. Furthermore I will no longer promote their games to my friends. I’m not even American and I care this much, can’t imagine what Americans must be feeling.

    • http://twitter.com/Anawnnemus john doe

      Replying to the top most comment so everyone can see this:

      http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WJIuYgIvKsc

      • http://www.facebook.com/del.gagnier Del Gagnier

        http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HriNzsp89lM&feature=plcp&context=C3ff8c9bUDOEgsToPDskJfDXo__-aFBe62enWdgcbi

        i think you should watch this because that vid you posted shows a wrong way to solve it. he makes some good points but.. just watch the vid.

      • http://www.facebook.com/del.gagnier Del Gagnier

        http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HriNzsp89lM&feature=plcp&context=C3ff8c9bUDOEgsToPDskJfDXo__-aFBe62enWdgcbi

        i think you should watch this because that vid you posted shows a wrong way to solve it. he makes some good points but.. just watch the vid.

        • http://www.facebook.com/people/Sean-Foreman/100000476695712 Sean Foreman

          Nice vid.  Thanks for sharing.  I’m appreciative for both vids for two reasons: one, I didn’t know about anything about ‘profiting off of piracy’ and I’m glad the information was given in the first vid in a way I can understand it, no matter how oddball it may seem.  Two, the second vid not only gives weight to the information given in the first vid by saying it is true, but it also made sense in its own message, “Information presented in an oddball manner can be detrimental to our intended cause.”  Also, the second vid helps in grounding its viewers who have watched the first by saying that the first vid’s info may not be as helpful as they may think.

          So, in other words: Great Job!

    • Anonymous

      I have decided to not buy UMVC3 and SFxT as a result of this.
      Also I will no longer play SF4 even though i have enjoyed it competitively at tournaments.

      I’m picking up KOF13 and waiting for Persona fighter and others to come out.

      • http://www.facebook.com/people/ΔΗΜΗΤΡΗΣ-ΔΙΑΜΑΝΝΤΗΣ/1214544747 ΔΗΜΗΤΡΗΣ ΔΙΑΜΑΝΝΤΗΣ

        i regret it to buy  street fighter.next games of capcom are case closed for me and the best thing of all is if we can to cancel street fighter and marver from evo that move will bring their asses on fire,we have other fighting games to play i love street fighter but i dont love companies who love sopa and if capcom love sopa its over i gave me street fighter 4 to my friend to play it without buy it after that i go for snk and midway goodbuy sopacom

      • http://www.facebook.com/people/ΔΗΜΗΤΡΗΣ-ΔΙΑΜΑΝΝΤΗΣ/1214544747 ΔΗΜΗΤΡΗΣ ΔΙΑΜΑΝΝΤΗΣ

        i regret it to buy  street fighter.next games of capcom are case closed for me and the best thing of all is if we can to cancel street fighter and marver from evo that move will bring their asses on fire,we have other fighting games to play i love street fighter but i dont love companies who love sopa and if capcom love sopa its over i gave me street fighter 4 to my friend to play it without buy it after that i go for snk and midway goodbuy sopacom

        • Anonymous

          Short of massive donations from fans, ridiculously high entry-fees, or the very SMALL chance that the other sponsors want to pick up the financial slack left behind, EVO probably won’t happen if you cut the Capcom games from it.  Do you think they would continue sponsoring a tournament that snubbed them like that?  MadCatz would likely cut support for the event as well, since they’ve been riding the nuts of Capcom’s licenses all the way to the top of the arcade stick industry for the last few years.

    • http://www.facebook.com/people/Omega-X-Ninethousand/509743485 Omega X Ninethousand

      Piracy bad! Censorship Worse! 

      http://youtu.be/V9AbeALNVkk

    • http://www.facebook.com/people/Omega-X-Ninethousand/509743485 Omega X Ninethousand

      Piracy bad! Censorship Worse! 

      http://youtu.be/V9AbeALNVkk

    • http://www.facebook.com/people/Omega-X-Ninethousand/509743485 Omega X Ninethousand

      Piracy bad! Censorship Worse! 

      http://youtu.be/V9AbeALNVkk

  • http://twitter.com/KingofSarus Blake Givens

    I heard Capcom is supporting SOPA now…

    So… yeah… how about that King of Fighters XIII?

  • http://twitter.com/KingofSarus Blake Givens

    I heard Capcom is supporting SOPA now…

    So… yeah… how about that King of Fighters XIII?

  • http://twitter.com/KingofSarus Blake Givens

    I heard Capcom is supporting SOPA now…

    So… yeah… how about that King of Fighters XIII?

  • http://twitter.com/MikoSenpai Reimu Sims

    Ahh, what about Capcom, Nintendo, EA and such supporting it?

  • http://twitter.com/MikoSenpai Reimu Sims

    Ahh, what about Capcom, Nintendo, EA and such supporting it?

    • Anonymous

      Didn’t Nintendo, EA, and Microsoft actually recently withdraw their support? I remember reading something about that somewhere else.

      • http://twitter.com/MikoSenpai Reimu Sims

        I know they kept quiet about it, but I don’t remember anything about them dropping out.

      • Jose Di Paola

        Nope. Still supporting through the ISA because they’re cowardly and they don’t want people to see their support while they still support it. 

        • Anonymous

          Oh, I see. I kinda had a feeling that was the case.

        • Anonymous

          Oh, I see. I kinda had a feeling that was the case.

        • Anonymous

          Oh, I see. I kinda had a feeling that was the case.

        • http://www.facebook.com/people/Sean-Foreman/100000476695712 Sean Foreman

          It’s not easy to just cut ties completely.  We don’t know how much of an impact the ESA has on their business.  Since the ESA has yet to withdraw their support, publishers/developers that have withdrawn are probably in the process of negotiations or planning negotiations with the ESA, which may take some time.

      • http://www.facebook.com/people/Jordan-C-Reynolds/100000630454789 Jordan C. Reynolds

        Nintendo, EA, and Sony withdrew they companies support but since they are still part of the ESA and they (the ESA) still supports the bill, now they can have their cake and eat it to

      • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_KNE2ENW4IHV62JBTZVDK6MBIOQ Daniel

        yeah SONY too they changed their views on it, i guess they love youtube just as much as we do

      • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_KNE2ENW4IHV62JBTZVDK6MBIOQ Daniel

        yeah SONY too they changed their views on it, i guess they love youtube just as much as we do

        • http://www.facebook.com/people/Blink-Masterson/578039135 Blink Masterson

          Sony never withdrew their support of SOPA. 

          “Last week, Business Insider erroneously reported that Nintendo, Sony and
          EA had quietly rescinded support of SOPA — a detail that Digital
          Trends, and hundreds of other publications repeated. The BI report was
          based on the fact that their names did not appear on an updated version
          of the Judiciary Committee’s official list of supporters. The problem is
          that their names never appeared on that list — only the ESA did —
          making their removal impossible.”

        • http://www.facebook.com/people/Blink-Masterson/578039135 Blink Masterson

          Sony never withdrew their support of SOPA. 

          “Last week, Business Insider erroneously reported that Nintendo, Sony and
          EA had quietly rescinded support of SOPA — a detail that Digital
          Trends, and hundreds of other publications repeated. The BI report was
          based on the fact that their names did not appear on an updated version
          of the Judiciary Committee’s official list of supporters. The problem is
          that their names never appeared on that list — only the ESA did —
          making their removal impossible.”

        • http://www.facebook.com/people/Blink-Masterson/578039135 Blink Masterson

          Sony never withdrew their support of SOPA. 

          “Last week, Business Insider erroneously reported that Nintendo, Sony and
          EA had quietly rescinded support of SOPA — a detail that Digital
          Trends, and hundreds of other publications repeated. The BI report was
          based on the fact that their names did not appear on an updated version
          of the Judiciary Committee’s official list of supporters. The problem is
          that their names never appeared on that list — only the ESA did —
          making their removal impossible.”

        • http://www.facebook.com/people/Blink-Masterson/578039135 Blink Masterson

          Sony never withdrew their support of SOPA. 

          “Last week, Business Insider erroneously reported that Nintendo, Sony and
          EA had quietly rescinded support of SOPA — a detail that Digital
          Trends, and hundreds of other publications repeated. The BI report was
          based on the fact that their names did not appear on an updated version
          of the Judiciary Committee’s official list of supporters. The problem is
          that their names never appeared on that list — only the ESA did —
          making their removal impossible.”

      • http://www.facebook.com/brandon.joa Brandon Joa

        NIntendo, EA still support it Microsoft is still part of the ESA 

      • http://www.facebook.com/brandon.joa Brandon Joa

        NIntendo, EA still support it Microsoft is still part of the ESA 

      • http://www.facebook.com/brandon.joa Brandon Joa

        NIntendo, EA still support it Microsoft is still part of the ESA 

      • http://www.facebook.com/brandon.joa Brandon Joa

        NIntendo, EA still support it Microsoft is still part of the ESA 

    • Anonymous

      Didn’t Nintendo, EA, and Microsoft actually recently withdraw their support? I remember reading something about that somewhere else.

  • http://twitter.com/MikoSenpai Reimu Sims

    Ahh, what about Capcom, Nintendo, EA and such supporting it?

  • http://twitter.com/chrisr0419 Christopher Rivera

    Piracy is not such a big enough issue that it should give the entertainment industry the power to rein over the internet. I pirated when I was much younger but things like steam and Amazon showed me the I don’t have to spend a fortune to play/hear what I want. Now I but music and buy my games. I haven’t pirated in years even for such a simple thing to do like music (that and all i listen to is non-copyrighted music anyway).   I find this bill to unnecessary. 

    • Anonymous

      I get the feeling that a lot of people pirate media because they simply can’t afford it. I’m not trying to justify or condone it, but games, popular music etc are sold at astronomical prices because these companies think they can get away with it. Most consumers don’t speak out against it because they aren’t enthusiasts and don’t spend money as often on entertainment, so they don’t see the prices as a problem.

      I’m just saying that the average price for video games has been steadily rising since the 2000s, and at some point it gets ridiculous. The majority of the games I buy these days are from Steam or Amazon, because their prices aren’t going to bankrupt me. Why pay $60 for a game at launch when you know it will be $40 in two months?

      But some people don’t want to be as patient, so they pirate the game, possibly with the intent or purchasing it later. On the other hand, if someone pirates something without the intent to buy it eventually, you can’t really argue that they’re a lost sale. There’s no guarantee that given no other option they would have bought the game in the first place.

      What needs to happen is a reevaluation of how publishers, retailers, record groups, etc. are treating the CONSUMER, not the PIRATE. Because there is nothing you can really directly do about piracy. You can simply make the alternative more enticing, which nobody seems really intent on doing except smaller companies that don’t really have a choice. Companies need to start negotiating reasonable prices for their products instead of simply labeling everything at the industry standard.

      • http://twitter.com/kefkaesque Rob VDance

        The Witcher 2 was only 40 bucks worldwide, had no DRM, and was completely targeted at the core PC audience (the majority of pirates).

        It sold about 600k copies, and was pirated about 4.5 million times, pirates don’t care about DRM, they don’t care about fair prices, or which platform a game was designed specifically for, they just want shit for free, and everything else is a lie to make themselves feel better.

        • Anonymous

          Which is my point: why are you spending so much time, money and manpower to deter piracy in ways that negatively affect your actual legitimate customers? Things like draconian DRM lockouts and lobbying extremely vague laws? There is so much potential collateral damage involved with SOPA. I understand that publishers, etc feel the need to protect their property, but they need to understand that we the consumers will only support them up to a certain extent.

          You make the point that pirates only want things for free; then by that logic how can anyone make the case that every pirated “copy” is a “lost sale” if the pirate in question wasn’t going to purchase goods in the first place? If you want to believe that every single pirate out there is absolutely intent on “stealing” intellectual property, then the only way that you can argue that they are a “lost sale” is if you believe in absolutely rigid, borderline totalitarian enforcement of digital protection, even if it hurts real customers — because pirates will always find a way to pirate what they want, and protecting publicly available digital goods is a practical impossibility.

          All of the “lost sale” figures made by publishers, record companies, etc are made with the extremely naive assumption that anybody who torrents digital goods would have paid for them if they had no other choice. They’re sensationalist figures made up off the top of someone’s head. It’s the opposite extreme, and it’s no better than the belief that all information should be free.

          The Witcher 2 would have been pirated if there were security measures in place or not. The developer/publishers knew this; they didn’t abolish DRM in their game in order to invite pirates in, they did it so they wouldn’t irritate their customers. They could have, but they knew that would turn people off to what they were offering. It would have hurt more than it would have helped. If you were trying to make a point, you should have used a different example.

          If you really think that all pirates simply don’t want to pay for things, then what’s the problem?

        • Anonymous

          Which is my point: why are you spending so much time, money and manpower to deter piracy in ways that negatively affect your actual legitimate customers? Things like draconian DRM lockouts and lobbying extremely vague laws? There is so much potential collateral damage involved with SOPA. I understand that publishers, etc feel the need to protect their property, but they need to understand that we the consumers will only support them up to a certain extent.

          You make the point that pirates only want things for free; then by that logic how can anyone make the case that every pirated “copy” is a “lost sale” if the pirate in question wasn’t going to purchase goods in the first place? If you want to believe that every single pirate out there is absolutely intent on “stealing” intellectual property, then the only way that you can argue that they are a “lost sale” is if you believe in absolutely rigid, borderline totalitarian enforcement of digital protection, even if it hurts real customers — because pirates will always find a way to pirate what they want, and protecting publicly available digital goods is a practical impossibility.

          All of the “lost sale” figures made by publishers, record companies, etc are made with the extremely naive assumption that anybody who torrents digital goods would have paid for them if they had no other choice. They’re sensationalist figures made up off the top of someone’s head. It’s the opposite extreme, and it’s no better than the belief that all information should be free.

          The Witcher 2 would have been pirated if there were security measures in place or not. The developer/publishers knew this; they didn’t abolish DRM in their game in order to invite pirates in, they did it so they wouldn’t irritate their customers. They could have, but they knew that would turn people off to what they were offering. It would have hurt more than it would have helped. If you were trying to make a point, you should have used a different example.

          If you really think that all pirates simply don’t want to pay for things, then what’s the problem?

        • Konpaku Felix

          40 bucks worldwide, But in Hong Kong and China, Those games were sold for $360+ HKD where as one Mcdonald Meal cost only $25 HKD, and most of them only have $20000+ which 80% of the money went to the necessaries like rents and stuffs. $4000 for 3-4 people on Entertainment and other stuffs means you got only few hundreds every month ,which are ultra-expensive to us.

        • Konpaku Felix

          40 bucks worldwide, But in Hong Kong and China, Those games were sold for $360+ HKD where as one Mcdonald Meal cost only $25 HKD, and most of them only have $20000+ which 80% of the money went to the necessaries like rents and stuffs. $4000 for 3-4 people on Entertainment and other stuffs means you got only few hundreds every month ,which are ultra-expensive to us.

        • http://www.facebook.com/beatsNstrings Zack Pless

          i pirate everything. if i love it i will support later.. unless i cant afford it. like photoshop. im an artist and i have lived off of tips and cd sales and never been even slightly offended of people ‘pirating’ my stuff.  but you are missing the point that the bill wont be able to stop piracy there will be many workarounds. so its going to be a destruction of innovation and sharing and free speech, period

        • http://www.facebook.com/beatsNstrings Zack Pless

          i pirate everything. if i love it i will support later.. unless i cant afford it. like photoshop. im an artist and i have lived off of tips and cd sales and never been even slightly offended of people ‘pirating’ my stuff.  but you are missing the point that the bill wont be able to stop piracy there will be many workarounds. so its going to be a destruction of innovation and sharing and free speech, period

    • Anonymous

      I get the feeling that a lot of people pirate media because they simply can’t afford it. I’m not trying to justify or condone it, but games, popular music etc are sold at astronomical prices because these companies think they can get away with it. Most consumers don’t speak out against it because they aren’t enthusiasts and don’t spend money as often on entertainment, so they don’t see the prices as a problem.

      I’m just saying that the average price for video games has been steadily rising since the 2000s, and at some point it gets ridiculous. The majority of the games I buy these days are from Steam or Amazon, because their prices aren’t going to bankrupt me. Why pay $60 for a game at launch when you know it will be $40 in two months?

      But some people don’t want to be as patient, so they pirate the game, possibly with the intent or purchasing it later. On the other hand, if someone pirates something without the intent to buy it eventually, you can’t really argue that they’re a lost sale. There’s no guarantee that given no other option they would have bought the game in the first place.

      What needs to happen is a reevaluation of how publishers, retailers, record groups, etc. are treating the CONSUMER, not the PIRATE. Because there is nothing you can really directly do about piracy. You can simply make the alternative more enticing, which nobody seems really intent on doing except smaller companies that don’t really have a choice. Companies need to start negotiating reasonable prices for their products instead of simply labeling everything at the industry standard.

  • http://twitter.com/chrisr0419 Christopher Rivera

    Piracy is not such a big enough issue that it should give the entertainment industry the power to rein over the internet. I pirated when I was much younger but things like steam and Amazon showed me the I don’t have to spend a fortune to play/hear what I want. Now I but music and buy my games. I haven’t pirated in years even for such a simple thing to do like music (that and all i listen to is non-copyrighted music anyway).   I find this bill to unnecessary. 

  • http://twitter.com/chrisr0419 Christopher Rivera

    Piracy is not such a big enough issue that it should give the entertainment industry the power to rein over the internet. I pirated when I was much younger but things like steam and Amazon showed me the I don’t have to spend a fortune to play/hear what I want. Now I but music and buy my games. I haven’t pirated in years even for such a simple thing to do like music (that and all i listen to is non-copyrighted music anyway).   I find this bill to unnecessary. 

  • http://twitter.com/chrisr0419 Christopher Rivera

    Piracy is not such a big enough issue that it should give the entertainment industry the power to rein over the internet. I pirated when I was much younger but things like steam and Amazon showed me the I don’t have to spend a fortune to play/hear what I want. Now I but music and buy my games. I haven’t pirated in years even for such a simple thing to do like music (that and all i listen to is non-copyrighted music anyway).   I find this bill to unnecessary. 

  • http://www.facebook.com/KazamaBlood Cory Mewborn

    “I’m sure we can at least have a civil discussion—not one where every
    other comment begins with “PFFT, WHAT A STUPID ARTICLE?! THE WORLD IS
    DOOMED AND YOU ALL SUCK.””

    You already know that a civil discussion isn’t gonna happen. It’s the internet, man. Expect some immature and biased comments.

    • http://www.facebook.com/shinnkun Yannis Vatis

      Well then if this is the internet and all we can expect from it is immature and biased comments then I guess that’s it then. I’m not making this a personal attack on you so apologies if it’s sounding like that. I just read this kind of thing way too often and it has really gotten me thinking about this whole SOPA debacle. If people on the internet are always resorting to immature comments, then do we really deserve to keep our haven the way it is? I’m going to be brutally realistic and say “no, we do not”. When a child gets into a tantrum should it get what it wants? Of course not. It’s the same with all humans of all ages. Reasoning should always be the way to go. Throwing out meaningless complaints, profanities and accusations just doesn’t work in the real world. This reminds me when Gems for SFxT were announced and so many people went into digital fits claiming Capcom’s out for the money-grab and ruining FG’s. Did anybody come out with proposals for something better? No. Did anybody even consider that the only way to improve our beloved passtime is to get more involved by being more constructive? Apparently not. If all we are going to do is scream bloody murder and cross our arms then we are doing nothing for the advancement of anything. I have really been disappointed with the entertainment industry myself with all the crap that comes out from them (my opinion) but they do have the right to protect their Intellectual Properties. If we want to be able to even conceive discussing the betterment of SOPA and any other future bills we need to first grasp that the other side has their rights as well.

      • http://www.facebook.com/people/Sean-Foreman/100000476695712 Sean Foreman

        I can understand your viewpoint.  However, you’re wrong when it comes to there being a complete lack of useful input.  I like to think that I provide some whenever I can, but it’s rare and can be hard to find and unfortunately, not many people have the patience to find it in the sea of troll comments and collective anger.  It’s cool that you think the immature should not have their privileges, but let’s not penalize the ones who are not acting the same way.

        Red’s acknowledgement of these useless comments in the article is just like simply saying, “Hey!  I need real input on this matter.  Please leave your anger and jokes aside and let’s have a real discussion.”  It should help, especially since the subject matter is so serious.

        • http://www.facebook.com/shinnkun Yannis Vatis

          You are absolutely right. I myself do believe that there is useful input out there but just like you said, it gets lost in an endless trolling wasteland. I think it’s great that everyone is trying to raise awareness and fight for a better internet. Cory’s comment, which I replied to, is a perfect example of what the internet looks like to execs and governments: a cesspool of nonconstructive criticism that has nothing useful to contribute. I dunno if there’s any website where people can actively debate on alternatives to this problem or how to make the new bills better but that would probably be a good start.

      • http://www.facebook.com/people/Sean-Foreman/100000476695712 Sean Foreman

        I can understand your viewpoint.  However, you’re wrong when it comes to there being a complete lack of useful input.  I like to think that I provide some whenever I can, but it’s rare and can be hard to find and unfortunately, not many people have the patience to find it in the sea of troll comments and collective anger.  It’s cool that you think the immature should not have their privileges, but let’s not penalize the ones who are not acting the same way.

        Red’s acknowledgement of these useless comments in the article is just like simply saying, “Hey!  I need real input on this matter.  Please leave your anger and jokes aside and let’s have a real discussion.”  It should help, especially since the subject matter is so serious.

      • http://www.facebook.com/people/Sean-Foreman/100000476695712 Sean Foreman

        I can understand your viewpoint.  However, you’re wrong when it comes to there being a complete lack of useful input.  I like to think that I provide some whenever I can, but it’s rare and can be hard to find and unfortunately, not many people have the patience to find it in the sea of troll comments and collective anger.  It’s cool that you think the immature should not have their privileges, but let’s not penalize the ones who are not acting the same way.

        Red’s acknowledgement of these useless comments in the article is just like simply saying, “Hey!  I need real input on this matter.  Please leave your anger and jokes aside and let’s have a real discussion.”  It should help, especially since the subject matter is so serious.

      • http://www.facebook.com/TRI4CE1 Daniel Morrison

        I am sorry man but from what I see of yer politics its not a matter of any ones participation, but a case of getting pockets lined in congress to give cooperate interest more control of your day to day.  I do agree with protecting property, but there are more dire implications to the sopa than just video games.
        The just past ndaa is another example.

        Your constitution is completely getting crapped on and all the concern is just about games.

        Pieces of the puzzle are falling into place.

        I guess when yer dollar devalues maybe some of you will wake up.

      • http://www.facebook.com/TRI4CE1 Daniel Morrison

        I am sorry man but from what I see of yer politics its not a matter of any ones participation, but a case of getting pockets lined in congress to give cooperate interest more control of your day to day.  I do agree with protecting property, but there are more dire implications to the sopa than just video games.
        The just past ndaa is another example.

        Your constitution is completely getting crapped on and all the concern is just about games.

        Pieces of the puzzle are falling into place.

        I guess when yer dollar devalues maybe some of you will wake up.

        • http://www.facebook.com/beatsNstrings Zack Pless

          piracy is not wrong.  i do believe that purposely not supporting an artist that brings you joy is immoral. but if you are truly broke, or truly dont value the product all that much then nobody lost a dime and its not wrong or criminal in any way. #sharingiscaring.. This is coming from someone who has made a living from tips and cd sales

        • http://www.facebook.com/beatsNstrings Zack Pless

          piracy is not wrong.  i do believe that purposely not supporting an artist that brings you joy is immoral. but if you are truly broke, or truly dont value the product all that much then nobody lost a dime and its not wrong or criminal in any way. #sharingiscaring.. This is coming from someone who has made a living from tips and cd sales

        • http://www.facebook.com/beatsNstrings Zack Pless

          piracy is not wrong.  i do believe that purposely not supporting an artist that brings you joy is immoral. but if you are truly broke, or truly dont value the product all that much then nobody lost a dime and its not wrong or criminal in any way. #sharingiscaring.. This is coming from someone who has made a living from tips and cd sales

        • http://www.facebook.com/beatsNstrings Zack Pless

          piracy is not wrong.  i do believe that purposely not supporting an artist that brings you joy is immoral. but if you are truly broke, or truly dont value the product all that much then nobody lost a dime and its not wrong or criminal in any way. #sharingiscaring.. This is coming from someone who has made a living from tips and cd sales

        • http://www.facebook.com/beatsNstrings Zack Pless

          piracy is not wrong.  i do believe that purposely not supporting an artist that brings you joy is immoral. but if you are truly broke, or truly dont value the product all that much then nobody lost a dime and its not wrong or criminal in any way. #sharingiscaring.. This is coming from someone who has made a living from tips and cd sales

        • http://www.facebook.com/beatsNstrings Zack Pless

          piracy is not wrong.  i do believe that purposely not supporting an artist that brings you joy is immoral. but if you are truly broke, or truly dont value the product all that much then nobody lost a dime and its not wrong or criminal in any way. #sharingiscaring.. This is coming from someone who has made a living from tips and cd sales

        • http://www.facebook.com/beatsNstrings Zack Pless

          piracy is not wrong.  i do believe that purposely not supporting an artist that brings you joy is immoral. but if you are truly broke, or truly dont value the product all that much then nobody lost a dime and its not wrong or criminal in any way. #sharingiscaring.. This is coming from someone who has made a living from tips and cd sales

        • http://www.facebook.com/beatsNstrings Zack Pless

          piracy is not wrong.  i do believe that purposely not supporting an artist that brings you joy is immoral. but if you are truly broke, or truly dont value the product all that much then nobody lost a dime and its not wrong or criminal in any way. #sharingiscaring.. This is coming from someone who has made a living from tips and cd sales

    • http://www.facebook.com/people/Gethoff-Mahfacebuk/558552166 Gethoff Mahfacebuk

      Except such civil discussions have already happened on similar issues, and at Capcom-Unity of all places!  So while we will have some dumb shit being posted, that doesn’t mean some useful discussion can’t take place in spite of that.

  • http://twitter.com/srslygtfo Mr. X

    Or we can look towards the Swiss
    http://www.okaygeek.com/blog/pirating-is-a-okay-contributes-to-music-sales-says-the-swiss.html

    The whole premise they are working on is “everyone who pirated would’ve bought it”. This is weak speculation at best.

    SOPA is nothing more than the entertainment industry pulling the “VCRs/Casettes/CDs/MP3s are bad and will kill the industry” again. Those industries still exist and those mediums they were afraid of ended up benefiting them.

    • http://twitter.com/DerpNini Herp Derp

      Guess i’m moving to switzerland or Canada if this gets passed. Hotter girls, better economy and a government that actually does research. Between this and the new act that allows the government to arrest and jail you without a trial without telling you why, this country is fucked. God save America

    • http://twitter.com/DerpNini Herp Derp

      Guess i’m moving to switzerland or Canada if this gets passed. Hotter girls, better economy and a government that actually does research. Between this and the new act that allows the government to arrest and jail you without a trial without telling you why, this country is fucked. God save America

      • http://www.facebook.com/ciaran.plunkett Ciaran Plunkett

        God won’t save America.

        You getting up off your ass and fighting for your constitutional rights will.

        • Anonymous

          I’d rather just move somewhere else.

        • Anonymous

          People are too lazy/scared/whatever to actually fight for their rights en masse, and the government isn’t worried about having to stamp out one or two people in any given area.  This is how things like NDAA2012 passed in the first place, because once you’ve elected your congressmen and representatives, your vote and opinion don’t mean shit.  They make the decision for you.  And no one will do anything about it.  Guaranteed.

  • http://www.facebook.com/people/Doug-DeGroff/1520957643 Doug DeGroff

    I heard that the hackers anonymous group swore to shut down the PSN if SOPA was passed because sony is supporting it. I feel like this is one of the things you think will change everything but whether it gets passed or not 99% of what we have now will stay the same.

    • Anonymous

      No they said they’re going after Sony, more like executives and stuff and not the psn

    • Anonymous

      No they said they’re going after Sony, more like executives and stuff and not the psn

    • Anonymous

      No they said they’re going after Sony, more like executives and stuff and not the psn

    • Konpaku Felix

      Anti-SOPA is good, but destroying the Network for us Legit Players is not good.

    • Konpaku Felix

      Anti-SOPA is good, but destroying the Network for us Legit Players is not good.

  • http://twitter.com/MiguelXRivera Miguel Rivera

    I think this is kind of a curious article, of course I appreciate the effort you are making here to be sure, but I think some of the critiques leveled against the so-called “ideologues” are unfounded or at the very least overblown.

    If article, or youtube video, or blog post, or tweet, or whatever the case may be number 12 reaches a different audience than article 24, and so on and so fourth, I would say any type of discussion about the bill is meaningful and productive, it’s simply a matter of degree, so criticism in regards to where we are at with dialog about SOPA is some

  • http://www.facebook.com/people/Almeson-Hoku-James/100000479628267 Almeson Hoku James

    Thought this article was about how bad Portuguese soup is and how to deal with it.

    • Anonymous

      Portuguese soup is delicious

      • Anonymous

         agreed

      • Anonymous

         agreed

      • Anonymous

         agreed

  • http://www.facebook.com/people/Almeson-Hoku-James/100000479628267 Almeson Hoku James

    Thought this article was about how bad Portuguese soup is and how to deal with it.

  • http://www.facebook.com/nihilistes Carlo Dela Cruz

    Companies, video games or not, have to find a new incentive to maximize their product profits. Piracy ain’t gonna be stopped but with interesting ideas to get customers to buy their products, it can be reasonably suppressed.

    Honestly, this situation shouldn’t be happening but fuck execs and other high profiles in the entertainment industry for trying to grasp on the old from an ever growing medium.

    Don’t fuck with the internet. Capcom will side against soon enough.

  • http://www.facebook.com/nihilistes Carlo Dela Cruz

    Companies, video games or not, have to find a new incentive to maximize their product profits. Piracy ain’t gonna be stopped but with interesting ideas to get customers to buy their products, it can be reasonably suppressed.

    Honestly, this situation shouldn’t be happening but fuck execs and other high profiles in the entertainment industry for trying to grasp on the old from an ever growing medium.

    Don’t fuck with the internet. Capcom will side against soon enough.

    • http://www.facebook.com/Mikaidesu Juan Lau

      Are you kidding Capcom wont side against it the 3 different versions of SF4 and the dlc proves this. id say squareenix too but that’s a long reply

      • http://www.facebook.com/nihilistes Carlo Dela Cruz

        That’s a bit unclear.

  • Ja’rel Ivory

    ok,

    1. Piracy doesnt cause the loss of millions of dollars in anyones pocket. Simply put there upset there sh!77y movies dont do well and blame it on piracy. Not to mention music and the made up issues that occur with that. Piracy is not wrong, its as much of a crime as skating, just on the internet.

    2. With all these new DRMs and Codes we need to even play our games online the used game industry crumbles into the earth.

    3. As much as i love capcom, they are not what they used to be. They’ve been bending over to make as much money as possible since sf4. (paying for costumes already on disc) so we the FGC cannot really rely on them for any type of support what so ever. In fact they support the american government and anyone else who they feel could pinch there pay checks in the US. (Microsoft)

    4th and lastly as much as i’d like to post a solid solution. there isnt one, penalizing all the pirates in the world will not happen. Restricting everyone from there internet freedom is soon coming. All we can do is toot our horns physically and digitally as much as we can and hope to god that some major corporation supports us, but alas Capcom does not support us, as much as we’d like them to. There essentially the flagship for the fgc in America, and if they dont have our backs………who will?

    • http://twitter.com/MiguelXRivera Miguel Rivera

      Even if this bill passes, we can’t forget nor forgive the way our freedom is being subverted. And this bill is going to be challenged in court, it violates the First and potentially Fifth Amendments. It’s not over.

    • http://twitter.com/MiguelXRivera Miguel Rivera

      Even if this bill passes, we can’t forget nor forgive the way our freedom is being subverted. And this bill is going to be challenged in court, it violates the First and potentially Fifth Amendments. It’s not over.

    • http://twitter.com/MiguelXRivera Miguel Rivera

      Even if this bill passes, we can’t forget nor forgive the way our freedom is being subverted. And this bill is going to be challenged in court, it violates the First and potentially Fifth Amendments. It’s not over.

    • http://twitter.com/MiguelXRivera Miguel Rivera

      Even if this bill passes, we can’t forget nor forgive the way our freedom is being subverted. And this bill is going to be challenged in court, it violates the First and potentially Fifth Amendments. It’s not over.

    • Anonymous

      are you kidding me they allways made re releases for years they love milking everyone for games that should of been completed from the first time. LOOK AT SF2 NUFF SAID!!!

    • Anonymous

      are you kidding me they allways made re releases for years they love milking everyone for games that should of been completed from the first time. LOOK AT SF2 NUFF SAID!!!

      • http://www.facebook.com/rob.kusanagi Rob Toohey

        you can’t blame them for that. the technology wasn’t there for them to digitally update the game.

    • http://www.facebook.com/people/Gethoff-Mahfacebuk/558552166 Gethoff Mahfacebuk

      Speaking solely on your first point, consumers have a choice to either pay to watch shitty movies, or skip them.  If you’re unsure, read reviews or ask your friends.  You saying “this movie sucks, I’m gonna watch it for free!” isn’t some expression of your rights, it’s stealing.  Period.  Same as if you were to sneak into the theaters without paying.  Maybe you get away with it, but it doesn’t make it legal or right.

      • http://www.facebook.com/beatsNstrings Zack Pless

        if i get something free and nobody lost anything its really not stealing.  just analyze that really hard.

      • http://www.facebook.com/beatsNstrings Zack Pless

        if i get something free and nobody lost anything its really not stealing.  just analyze that really hard.

      • http://www.facebook.com/beatsNstrings Zack Pless

        if i get something free and nobody lost anything its really not stealing.  just analyze that really hard.

      • http://www.facebook.com/beatsNstrings Zack Pless

        if i get something free and nobody lost anything its really not stealing.  just analyze that really hard.

      • http://www.facebook.com/beatsNstrings Zack Pless

        if i get something free and nobody lost anything its really not stealing.  just analyze that really hard.

      • http://www.facebook.com/beatsNstrings Zack Pless

        if i get something free and nobody lost anything its really not stealing.  just analyze that really hard.

      • http://www.facebook.com/beatsNstrings Zack Pless

        if i get something free and nobody lost anything its really not stealing.  just analyze that really hard.

      • http://www.facebook.com/beatsNstrings Zack Pless

        if i get something free and nobody lost anything its really not stealing.  just analyze that really hard.

      • http://www.facebook.com/beatsNstrings Zack Pless

        if i get something free and nobody lost anything its really not stealing.  just analyze that really hard.

      • http://www.facebook.com/beatsNstrings Zack Pless

        if i get something free and nobody lost anything its really not stealing.  just analyze that really hard.

    • http://www.facebook.com/people/Gethoff-Mahfacebuk/558552166 Gethoff Mahfacebuk

      Speaking solely on your first point, consumers have a choice to either pay to watch shitty movies, or skip them.  If you’re unsure, read reviews or ask your friends.  You saying “this movie sucks, I’m gonna watch it for free!” isn’t some expression of your rights, it’s stealing.  Period.  Same as if you were to sneak into the theaters without paying.  Maybe you get away with it, but it doesn’t make it legal or right.

  • Hector Garcia

    The Gubment is about to get a bunch of buffs with the SOPA and NDAA patches.

    • http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100000899921097 David Morales

      the constitution is fraaaay

    • http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100000899921097 David Morales

      the constitution is fraaaay

    • Anonymous

      I know, SOPA sucks and all but NDAA is some scary shit.

    • Anonymous

      I know, SOPA sucks and all but NDAA is some scary shit.

      • Anonymous

        Terrifying, even.  Enough to make me actually consider leaving.

    • Anonymous

      I know, SOPA sucks and all but NDAA is some scary shit.

  • http://twitter.com/PrivateEyeball Derek T

    SOPA isn’t entirely bad.  It is entirely possible that SOPA passes and nothing really changes outside of some pirates facing jail time.  Redrapper hit the nail on the head that the fear has set in because of government regulation.  I firmly believe that the VAST majority of our lawmakers are goodhearted people who are legitimately concerned about the issues and they truly want what is best and fair for the people (its just that the exceptions to those people make for better news).

    I feel that the issue lies in the fact that this issue is one that is very foreign to many of our legislators. Dealing with piracy is a very complex issue. Even those who are tech-savvy and are essentially experts in these issues don’t necessarily have a good answer to stop piracy. It IS an issue that needs to be addressed.  And I don’t feel many would disagree with me when I say that SOPA has the right idea, it is the potential execution which could be the issue. 

    If you live in the U.S. and you have not written, called, or emailed (or all three!) your legislators yet on this issue, DO IT! Don’t be over-aggressive, but make sure you word things in a way where he/she is more likely to listen to and understand what you have to say, no matter where you stand on the issue.  There are issues that could be brought up with free speech (a concept a lot misunderstand, but it does apply here), so even if SOPA passes, there’s no guarantee that it’d stay in effect. But I know I wouldn’t like it to come to that point, and the best way to prevent that is to tell those who represent us how we feel.

    • Anonymous

      “I firmly believe that the VAST majority of our lawmakers are goodhearted
      people who are legitimately concerned about the issues and they truly
      want what is best and fair for the people”

      Good lord, man, you have more faith than Job.

      • http://www.facebook.com/people/Micahel-Bradford/638551734 Micahel Bradford

         Im sorry so this is a good hearted attempt at helping people but we invaded iraq for oil

        i really dont want to live on this planet any longer

        • http://twitter.com/PersonaSouji Evan

          lololol people still believe we invaded iraq for oil? so where is all this oil how come I am still paying 3$ a gallon. people real f’in dumb

          • http://twitter.com/fightngamezonln thec0re3

            Why lower the price for oil when we as a people are doing nothing but excepting it. We all know that oil companies have increased their profits. The fact is as long as we accept it they will continue to profit from it. This logic works not only for oil companies but for every company trying to make a profit. Once again we speak with or wallets.

          • http://twitter.com/fightngamezonln thec0re3

            Why lower the price for oil when we as a people are doing nothing but excepting it. We all know that oil companies have increased their profits. The fact is as long as we accept it they will continue to profit from it. This logic works not only for oil companies but for every company trying to make a profit. Once again we speak with or wallets.

          • http://www.facebook.com/people/Micahel-Bradford/638551734 Micahel Bradford

            thats what im saying

            not sure if i was clear lol

          • http://www.facebook.com/people/Micahel-Bradford/638551734 Micahel Bradford

            thats what im saying

            not sure if i was clear lol

          • http://www.facebook.com/people/Micahel-Bradford/638551734 Micahel Bradford

            thats what im saying

            not sure if i was clear lol

          • http://www.facebook.com/people/Micahel-Bradford/638551734 Micahel Bradford

            thats what im saying

            not sure if i was clear lol

          • http://www.facebook.com/people/Micahel-Bradford/638551734 Micahel Bradford

            thats what im saying

            not sure if i was clear lol

          • http://www.facebook.com/people/Micahel-Bradford/638551734 Micahel Bradford

            thats what im saying

            not sure if i was clear lol

          • Jarkko Oranen

             You still have it good. 3 USD per gallon is cheap as hell compared to prices in Europe. I think it’s just over double your price here (Finland) right now.

          • Anonymous

            Because we’ve been selling most of it back to Arabia and god knows where else, and what we do keep has been inflated beyond recognition because oil companies are all too happy to take advantage of public perception that going to war for oil must mean we’re running low.

          • Anonymous

             it was for military businesses to make money and have a broader presence in the middle east. they didn’t have a legal reason to invade so they just made one up. it had nothing to do with 9/11 and it just sucked up federal money for big business. oil is a small part of it. war is a great way to make money.

          • Anonymous

             it was for military businesses to make money and have a broader presence in the middle east. they didn’t have a legal reason to invade so they just made one up. it had nothing to do with 9/11 and it just sucked up federal money for big business. oil is a small part of it. war is a great way to make money.

          • Anonymous

             it was for military businesses to make money and have a broader presence in the middle east. they didn’t have a legal reason to invade so they just made one up. it had nothing to do with 9/11 and it just sucked up federal money for big business. oil is a small part of it. war is a great way to make money.

          • Anonymous

             it was for military businesses to make money and have a broader presence in the middle east. they didn’t have a legal reason to invade so they just made one up. it had nothing to do with 9/11 and it just sucked up federal money for big business. oil is a small part of it. war is a great way to make money.

        • http://twitter.com/PersonaSouji Evan

          lololol people still believe we invaded iraq for oil? so where is all this oil how come I am still paying 3$ a gallon. people real f’in dumb

        • http://twitter.com/PersonaSouji Evan

          lololol people still believe we invaded iraq for oil? so where is all this oil how come I am still paying 3$ a gallon. people real f’in dumb

      • http://www.facebook.com/people/Micahel-Bradford/638551734 Micahel Bradford

         Im sorry so this is a good hearted attempt at helping people but we invaded iraq for oil

        i really dont want to live on this planet any longer

      • http://www.facebook.com/people/Micahel-Bradford/638551734 Micahel Bradford

         Im sorry so this is a good hearted attempt at helping people but we invaded iraq for oil

        i really dont want to live on this planet any longer

    • Anonymous

      “I firmly believe that the VAST majority of our lawmakers are goodhearted
      people who are legitimately concerned about the issues and they truly
      want what is best and fair for the people”

      Good lord, man, you have more faith than Job.

    • http://twitter.com/JakeWasHere1982 Jacob C.

      “I firmly believe that the VAST majority of our lawmakers are goodhearted
      people who are legitimately concerned about the issues and they truly
      want what is best and fair for the people (its just that the exceptions
      to those people make for better news).”

      Please don’t take this the wrong way, but I’ve tried to say it using more polite words and it just doesn’t work: This is the most retarded Goddamn thing I have ever heard anyone say in my life.

    • Fighters Alliance

      What planet are you living on?  I swear to god as I read your post Im pulling a “Michael Corleone ” as he looks at Kate; “Whos Naive now Kate?”

    • http://www.facebook.com/beatsNstrings Zack Pless

      are you on crack? AHAHAHAHHAHAHAAHHAHAH

    • http://www.facebook.com/beatsNstrings Zack Pless

      are you on crack? AHAHAHAHHAHAHAAHHAHAH

    • http://www.facebook.com/beatsNstrings Zack Pless

      are you on crack? AHAHAHAHHAHAHAAHHAHAH

    • http://www.facebook.com/beatsNstrings Zack Pless

      are you on crack? AHAHAHAHHAHAHAAHHAHAH

    • http://www.facebook.com/beatsNstrings Zack Pless

      are you on crack? AHAHAHAHHAHAHAAHHAHAH

    • http://www.facebook.com/beatsNstrings Zack Pless

      are you on crack? AHAHAHAHHAHAHAAHHAHAH

    • http://www.facebook.com/beatsNstrings Zack Pless

      are you on crack? AHAHAHAHHAHAHAAHHAHAH

    • http://www.facebook.com/beatsNstrings Zack Pless

      are you on crack? AHAHAHAHHAHAHAAHHAHAH

    • http://www.facebook.com/beatsNstrings Zack Pless

      are you on crack? AHAHAHAHHAHAHAAHHAHAH

    • http://www.facebook.com/beatsNstrings Zack Pless

      are you on crack? AHAHAHAHHAHAHAAHHAHAH

  • http://www.facebook.com/britmckay Brit Mckay

    I’m sorry bro, but I can’t talk down this bill. I can’t. It’s stupid from the first letter to the last. There is NO way to stop online piracy aside from stopping online, and that’s definitely not happening in the next EVER. I cannot respect anyone who directly supports this bill while being aware of the impacts that it will have TECHNOLOGICALLY.

    Dude, they’re talking about changing how the DNS systems work. Do you know what ‘URL’ stands for? Uniform Resource Locator. You change how the DNS works, and that Uniform Resource Locator ain’t so uniform anymore, now is it.

    This isn’t just breaching freedom of speech rights. This is literally breaking the backbone of the internet, especially considering that ICANN is based in the US and is essentially the headquarters of the internet.

    • Anonymous

      The DNS, while incredibly useful and a huge timesaver that makes things easier to remember, is hardly the “backbone” of the internet, that would be more so the IP protocol. Want to get around a DNS block, all you have to do is know the IP. You can sometimes find these by doing nslookup, ping, or tracert commands in a CMD prompt, though places that block ping attempts (and a lot do) can stop this. They also wouldn’t work after DNS access has been shut down. People are already compiling IP lists though for popular sites, just google for it.

      • Anonymous

        Sometimes websites won’t work if their domain name is down, because that domain name is used in the website’s internals. A more complete solution to using IPs to circumvent domain name hiccups is the hosts file. I’ve used it for legitimate reasons before to access a site that’s had a couple of domain name issues in the past.

        http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hosts_file

      • Anonymous

        Sometimes websites won’t work if their domain name is down, because that domain name is used in the website’s internals. A more complete solution to using IPs to circumvent domain name hiccups is the hosts file. I’ve used it for legitimate reasons before to access a site that’s had a couple of domain name issues in the past.

        http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hosts_file

      • Anonymous

        Sometimes websites won’t work if their domain name is down, because that domain name is used in the website’s internals. A more complete solution to using IPs to circumvent domain name hiccups is the hosts file. I’ve used it for legitimate reasons before to access a site that’s had a couple of domain name issues in the past.

        http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hosts_file

      • Anonymous

        Sometimes websites won’t work if their domain name is down, because that domain name is used in the website’s internals. A more complete solution to using IPs to circumvent domain name hiccups is the hosts file. I’ve used it for legitimate reasons before to access a site that’s had a couple of domain name issues in the past.

        http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hosts_file

  • Anonymous

    You encourage discussion, but I have to ask, would our words really even be heard here? Not that I’m saying we can’t be heard, but is the SRK front page really the place to foster it? A link to a known forum or place of interest with known people that matter looking at it would be far more valuable. Somehow I have my doubts key makers of the bill are paying attention to a niche fighting game community’s front page.

  • Anonymous

    You encourage discussion, but I have to ask, would our words really even be heard here? Not that I’m saying we can’t be heard, but is the SRK front page really the place to foster it? A link to a known forum or place of interest with known people that matter looking at it would be far more valuable. Somehow I have my doubts key makers of the bill are paying attention to a niche fighting game community’s front page.

    • RenaTurnip

      I think the idea is to bring it to your friends or loved ones, persons of interest in chats you frequent, potentially conversational people at work… and, you know, SRK front page comments, if you think it’ll help.

    • RenaTurnip

      I think the idea is to bring it to your friends or loved ones, persons of interest in chats you frequent, potentially conversational people at work… and, you know, SRK front page comments, if you think it’ll help.

    • RenaTurnip

      I think the idea is to bring it to your friends or loved ones, persons of interest in chats you frequent, potentially conversational people at work… and, you know, SRK front page comments, if you think it’ll help.

    • RenaTurnip

      I think the idea is to bring it to your friends or loved ones, persons of interest in chats you frequent, potentially conversational people at work… and, you know, SRK front page comments, if you think it’ll help.

    • RenaTurnip

      I think the idea is to bring it to your friends or loved ones, persons of interest in chats you frequent, potentially conversational people at work… and, you know, SRK front page comments, if you think it’ll help.

    • RenaTurnip

      I think the idea is to bring it to your friends or loved ones, persons of interest in chats you frequent, potentially conversational people at work… and, you know, SRK front page comments, if you think it’ll help.

    • Konpaku Felix

      We should try everything, as said” Every Little Bit Helps”, if they do not want to hear from us, they wouldn’t even consider asking and tell us about their thoughts.

    • Konpaku Felix

      We should try everything, as said” Every Little Bit Helps”, if they do not want to hear from us, they wouldn’t even consider asking and tell us about their thoughts.

    • Konpaku Felix

      We should try everything, as said” Every Little Bit Helps”, if they do not want to hear from us, they wouldn’t even consider asking and tell us about their thoughts.

  • Anonymous

    Companies should provide quality services if they want to avoid piracy.

    • Anonymous

      That won’t stop piracy and you know it. Cut it out with the “people only pirate because companies don’t put 100% into their products” argument.

      • Anonymous

        yah what about the guy who buys the product and then burns copys for all his friends and friends familys and so on and so on. This is so wrong on so many levels and it sounds like its gonna hurt us all ultimately in the long run because god forbids that they catch sum guy or girl and i have to pay taxes for this guy or girl to sit in jail for something that dont matter.

      • Anonymous

        yah what about the guy who buys the product and then burns copys for all his friends and friends familys and so on and so on. This is so wrong on so many levels and it sounds like its gonna hurt us all ultimately in the long run because god forbids that they catch sum guy or girl and i have to pay taxes for this guy or girl to sit in jail for something that dont matter.

      • http://twitter.com/PersonaSouji Evan

        Oh really? Louis CK says hi. He made a shit load of money by going on Reddit and saying he was going to sell his new comedy dvd for 5 dollars with no DRM or any shit like that he just asked that people don’t pirate it. People listened because he provided a service that didn’t have any Hassles no middle man just a sale between you and him.

        http://www.laughspin.com/2011/12/22/louis-c-k-gives-280000-to-five-charities-after-live-at-the-beacon-sales-rocket-to-1-million/

        • http://twitter.com/fightngamezonln thec0re3

          That’s a good example and I’m pretty sure he still got pirated any way but enough people thought that he had something worth purchasing and at $5 I’m sure a lot of people felt like they were getting a steal.

      • http://twitter.com/PersonaSouji Evan

        Oh really? Louis CK says hi. He made a shit load of money by going on Reddit and saying he was going to sell his new comedy dvd for 5 dollars with no DRM or any shit like that he just asked that people don’t pirate it. People listened because he provided a service that didn’t have any Hassles no middle man just a sale between you and him.

        http://www.laughspin.com/2011/12/22/louis-c-k-gives-280000-to-five-charities-after-live-at-the-beacon-sales-rocket-to-1-million/

      • http://twitter.com/PersonaSouji Evan

        Oh really? Louis CK says hi. He made a shit load of money by going on Reddit and saying he was going to sell his new comedy dvd for 5 dollars with no DRM or any shit like that he just asked that people don’t pirate it. People listened because he provided a service that didn’t have any Hassles no middle man just a sale between you and him.

        http://www.laughspin.com/2011/12/22/louis-c-k-gives-280000-to-five-charities-after-live-at-the-beacon-sales-rocket-to-1-million/

      • Anonymous

        Stop putting words in my mouth, piracy is a cultural matter providing good services for their products is a nice way to avoid this in a certain way but this is not going to eliminate piracy for all, is only 1 step, services like Netflix, Steam ,etc are quality services for the customers and the losses are less, even Gabe Newell and other devs said that.

      • Anonymous

        Stop putting words in my mouth, piracy is a cultural matter providing good services for their products is a nice way to avoid this in a certain way but this is not going to eliminate piracy for all, is only 1 step, services like Netflix, Steam ,etc are quality services for the customers and the losses are less, even Gabe Newell and other devs said that.

      • http://twitter.com/fightngamezonln thec0re3

        The only thing in my view that stops piracy has always been an always will be the cost. We as consumers know what were willing to pay as a collective. This ties into what we can afford, how much of it are willing to purchase at one time, will we continue to support additional content for it etc. I’m not going to sit here and argue that what we may be willing to pay is not profitable for companies but we are now going into a different direction when we talk about internet and the digital age.

        When you think about the amounts of cost that are being cut down across the board like manufacturing,material, advertising, when it comes to a digital download, you can’t help but think wtf why aren’t the costs for these things going down. 

        The other issue that we face is ownership. When I can’t access a game unless I go online to play that is an issue. Cloud gaming in my opinion is a no can do. I understand where in an age where internet is a norm but it is still looked at as a luxury. These are the types of issues that coincide with the issues of piracy.

        If companies are unwilling to cut these costs then how do they expect to beat the pirates? Pirates are not going anywhere you can try and waste thousands of dollars and push out hundreds and hundreds of pages of legislation and the only thing its going to do is ruin what is so great about the internet. That is just how I see it.

      • http://twitter.com/fightngamezonln thec0re3

        The only thing in my view that stops piracy has always been an always will be the cost. We as consumers know what were willing to pay as a collective. This ties into what we can afford, how much of it are willing to purchase at one time, will we continue to support additional content for it etc. I’m not going to sit here and argue that what we may be willing to pay is not profitable for companies but we are now going into a different direction when we talk about internet and the digital age.

        When you think about the amounts of cost that are being cut down across the board like manufacturing,material, advertising, when it comes to a digital download, you can’t help but think wtf why aren’t the costs for these things going down. 

        The other issue that we face is ownership. When I can’t access a game unless I go online to play that is an issue. Cloud gaming in my opinion is a no can do. I understand where in an age where internet is a norm but it is still looked at as a luxury. These are the types of issues that coincide with the issues of piracy.

        If companies are unwilling to cut these costs then how do they expect to beat the pirates? Pirates are not going anywhere you can try and waste thousands of dollars and push out hundreds and hundreds of pages of legislation and the only thing its going to do is ruin what is so great about the internet. That is just how I see it.

      • http://twitter.com/fightngamezonln thec0re3

        The only thing in my view that stops piracy has always been an always will be the cost. We as consumers know what were willing to pay as a collective. This ties into what we can afford, how much of it are willing to purchase at one time, will we continue to support additional content for it etc. I’m not going to sit here and argue that what we may be willing to pay is not profitable for companies but we are now going into a different direction when we talk about internet and the digital age.

        When you think about the amounts of cost that are being cut down across the board like manufacturing,material, advertising, when it comes to a digital download, you can’t help but think wtf why aren’t the costs for these things going down. 

        The other issue that we face is ownership. When I can’t access a game unless I go online to play that is an issue. Cloud gaming in my opinion is a no can do. I understand where in an age where internet is a norm but it is still looked at as a luxury. These are the types of issues that coincide with the issues of piracy.

        If companies are unwilling to cut these costs then how do they expect to beat the pirates? Pirates are not going anywhere you can try and waste thousands of dollars and push out hundreds and hundreds of pages of legislation and the only thing its going to do is ruin what is so great about the internet. That is just how I see it.

      • http://twitter.com/fightngamezonln thec0re3

        The only thing in my view that stops piracy has always been an always will be the cost. We as consumers know what were willing to pay as a collective. This ties into what we can afford, how much of it are willing to purchase at one time, will we continue to support additional content for it etc. I’m not going to sit here and argue that what we may be willing to pay is not profitable for companies but we are now going into a different direction when we talk about internet and the digital age.

        When you think about the amounts of cost that are being cut down across the board like manufacturing,material, advertising, when it comes to a digital download, you can’t help but think wtf why aren’t the costs for these things going down. 

        The other issue that we face is ownership. When I can’t access a game unless I go online to play that is an issue. Cloud gaming in my opinion is a no can do. I understand where in an age where internet is a norm but it is still looked at as a luxury. These are the types of issues that coincide with the issues of piracy.

        If companies are unwilling to cut these costs then how do they expect to beat the pirates? Pirates are not going anywhere you can try and waste thousands of dollars and push out hundreds and hundreds of pages of legislation and the only thing its going to do is ruin what is so great about the internet. That is just how I see it.

    • http://www.facebook.com/people/Gethoff-Mahfacebuk/558552166 Gethoff Mahfacebuk

      Consumers should speak with their dollars and choose to avoid shitty products if they feel so strongly about it.  Making that argument for piracy just makes you look like a goon.

    • http://www.facebook.com/people/Gethoff-Mahfacebuk/558552166 Gethoff Mahfacebuk

      Consumers should speak with their dollars and choose to avoid shitty products if they feel so strongly about it.  Making that argument for piracy just makes you look like a goon.

  • http://www.facebook.com/undefined.sporto Adam Behnke

    email your rep’s. sign petitions both at the whitehouse website and the petition site (.com). encourage your friends to do the same. tell emo kids to search youtube for “cave johnson lemonade” cuz speaking out will have an impact whereas crying in the closet under a blanket and mumbling defeatist stuff won’t

  • http://www.facebook.com/undefined.sporto Adam Behnke

    email your rep’s. sign petitions both at the whitehouse website and the petition site (.com). encourage your friends to do the same. tell emo kids to search youtube for “cave johnson lemonade” cuz speaking out will have an impact whereas crying in the closet under a blanket and mumbling defeatist stuff won’t

  • http://www.facebook.com/undefined.sporto Adam Behnke

    email your rep’s. sign petitions both at the whitehouse website and the petition site (.com). encourage your friends to do the same. tell emo kids to search youtube for “cave johnson lemonade” cuz speaking out will have an impact whereas crying in the closet under a blanket and mumbling defeatist stuff won’t

  • http://www.facebook.com/undefined.sporto Adam Behnke

    email your rep’s. sign petitions both at the whitehouse website and the petition site (.com). encourage your friends to do the same. tell emo kids to search youtube for “cave johnson lemonade” cuz speaking out will have an impact whereas crying in the closet under a blanket and mumbling defeatist stuff won’t

  • http://www.facebook.com/undefined.sporto Adam Behnke

    email your rep’s. sign petitions both at the whitehouse website and the petition site (.com). encourage your friends to do the same. tell emo kids to search youtube for “cave johnson lemonade” cuz speaking out will have an impact whereas crying in the closet under a blanket and mumbling defeatist stuff won’t

  • Anonymous

    brb moving out of this county

    • http://twitter.com/MiGaOh Michael G. O’Hair

      Try Australia. I heard people are nicer there.
      Nicer.
      SHHHHHHHH just come.

    • http://twitter.com/MiGaOh Michael G. O’Hair

      Try Australia. I heard people are nicer there.
      Nicer.
      SHHHHHHHH just come.

  • Anonymous

    brb moving out of this county

  • Anonymous

    brb moving out of this county

  • Jason Roberts

    What I find funny is they think this bill is going to stop piracy. If anything it’s going to make it worse. I guess the law makers forgot about piracy before torrents or even where these releases are first published or come from. Now don’t get me wrong i’m not for piracy but most of the older crowd on here knows that other ways exist and by pulling the plug on torrents and streaming. It just opens up something worse they are not going to able to control or regulate as easy. 

  • Giorgio Mariani

    @ Cory Mewborn: The faux-cynical expectation of immature and biased comments does little to prevent them, and begins instead to resemble them.

    I enjoyed reading the article, although it could probably have been cleaned up a little for grammar and spelling. Fundamentally, the problem here is hot to speak to power. Unfortunately, even outside the FGC, despite the internet’s ubiquity there isn’t really a vocal and coherent interest group advocating for people like us, people who use the internet regularly for things other than checking email and facebook. 

    Petitions are one way, so is pounding the pavement, writing letters and emails to local governors and senators, mobilising friends and family, and in general making as much noise as possible. Democracy works (when it does) in a multitude, not just one killing stroke. It can feel hopeless when old white men congregate in isolation to discuss your fate and you know that not one of them cares a whit about your lifestyle. And I promise you, not one of them does. It’s beyond assumed knowledge to state that this is obviously less to protect American industry than it is to protect American industrialists. The record labels, not the musicians; the Universal execs, not the gaffer boy backstage. No doubt half-hearted populist appeals will be made to “save their jobs”, but it almost goes without saying nowadays that the USA isn’t a representative democracy any more.

    But it might still be an accountable democracy. And as far as I can tell, and as far as anyone’s been able to tell me, there’s no magic bullet. We just persevere and hope that there’s enough of us in the end.

  • http://www.facebook.com/undefined.sporto Adam Behnke

    oh, by the way, look at this hot mess on what caused SOPA

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=WJIuYgIvKsc

  • Anonymous

    No offense to the OP but I’d prefer to hear from Ultradavid or another actual accredited lawyer in the FGC.

    SRK please get someone with actual legal credentials who fully understands the bill, and whatever alternatives we might have, to comment & explain further please. Thanks.

  • Anonymous

    No offense to the OP but I’d prefer to hear from Ultradavid or another actual accredited lawyer in the FGC.

    SRK please get someone with actual legal credentials who fully understands the bill, and whatever alternatives we might have, to comment & explain further please. Thanks.

    • Shin Nohara

      did you read the bill?

    • Shin Nohara

      did you read the bill?

    • Shin Nohara

      did you read the bill?

    • Shin Nohara

      did you read the bill?

    • Shin Nohara

      did you read the bill?

    • http://www.facebook.com/people/Cristopher-Vidor/100002919161915 Cristopher Vidor

      You’re just a guy who deppends on others and mainstream fonts. You’re so easy to manipulate. I wish I had you in my barn :(

    • http://www.facebook.com/people/Cristopher-Vidor/100002919161915 Cristopher Vidor

      You’re just a guy who deppends on others and mainstream fonts. You’re so easy to manipulate. I wish I had you in my barn :(

  • http://twitter.com/Zero_The_Shadow Zero Hikari

    The fault lies in ancient copy right laws that are no longer valid in society today. Copy right laws need to be reworked.

  • http://twitter.com/Zero_The_Shadow Zero Hikari

    The fault lies in ancient copy right laws that are no longer valid in society today. Copy right laws need to be reworked.

    • http://twitter.com/Mesoian Mesoian

      This is half true. The real problem is that the biggest financial backers of lobbyists for SOPA are the ones who are constantly trying to rewrite copywrite laws in order to prevent things like fair use or public domain from affecting everyday staples, like Mickey Mouse or Bugs Bunny.

  • Anonymous

    Frankly, i’m extremely disappointed with this article. The overall defeatist attitude in regards to the bill passing in the first place and the supposed lack of any power of congress. It’s crap. need i remind people that we are in the middle of an ELECTION YEAR, too many lazy asses in this country that can’t even be assed to vote because “it wont make a difference”.

    If you REALLY don’t like sopa and want to stop it write your congressmen, don’t sign some bullshit petition, write or call them and let them know your upset and you don’t like it. especially during a election year these people don’t like to actually deal with you, and if your in a district with one of these loonies then either primary their ass out or vote in the other party.

    Discussing calmly as adults as you say has 0 effect on congress. your vote and what little money you can donate DOES.

  • http://twitter.com/MiGaOh Michael G. O’Hair

    Okay. Here’s what we do:

    1. Keep buying and playing video games.
    2. Don’t vote.
    3. Don’t pretend to care about politics.
    4. Give Ghosty or Ghouly or whatever more of your money.
    5. If you create something, don’t expect to be compensated (read: paid) for it. That includes art, music, films, video games, streaming video game content, or other services enjoyed by others.

    Do three of those things. Or the opposite of three of those things. The choice is up to you.

  • http://twitter.com/MiGaOh Michael G. O’Hair

    Okay. Here’s what we do:

    1. Keep buying and playing video games.
    2. Don’t vote.
    3. Don’t pretend to care about politics.
    4. Give Ghosty or Ghouly or whatever more of your money.
    5. If you create something, don’t expect to be compensated (read: paid) for it. That includes art, music, films, video games, streaming video game content, or other services enjoyed by others.

    Do three of those things. Or the opposite of three of those things. The choice is up to you.

  • http://twitter.com/MiGaOh Michael G. O’Hair

    Okay. Here’s what we do:

    1. Keep buying and playing video games.
    2. Don’t vote.
    3. Don’t pretend to care about politics.
    4. Give Ghosty or Ghouly or whatever more of your money.
    5. If you create something, don’t expect to be compensated (read: paid) for it. That includes art, music, films, video games, streaming video game content, or other services enjoyed by others.

    Do three of those things. Or the opposite of three of those things. The choice is up to you.

  • http://twitter.com/MiGaOh Michael G. O’Hair

    Okay. Here’s what we do:

    1. Keep buying and playing video games.
    2. Don’t vote.
    3. Don’t pretend to care about politics.
    4. Give Ghosty or Ghouly or whatever more of your money.
    5. If you create something, don’t expect to be compensated (read: paid) for it. That includes art, music, films, video games, streaming video game content, or other services enjoyed by others.

    Do three of those things. Or the opposite of three of those things. The choice is up to you.

  • http://twitter.com/MiGaOh Michael G. O’Hair

    Okay. Here’s what we do:

    1. Keep buying and playing video games.
    2. Don’t vote.
    3. Don’t pretend to care about politics.
    4. Give Ghosty or Ghouly or whatever more of your money.
    5. If you create something, don’t expect to be compensated (read: paid) for it. That includes art, music, films, video games, streaming video game content, or other services enjoyed by others.

    Do three of those things. Or the opposite of three of those things. The choice is up to you.

  • http://www.facebook.com/Dayless.Sunset Julius Vortes
    • Anonymous

      GOOD STUFF^^^^^

    • Anonymous

      GOOD STUFF^^^^^

    • Anonymous

      GOOD STUFF^^^^^

  • http://www.facebook.com/people/Yan-Zhao/10516382 Yan Zhao

    Capcom listened because they are a business trying to make money, so they need at least some form of PR involvement.

    SOPA on the other hand is the government. Since when have they ever gave a rats ass about what we average joes think? Its not gona work.

  • http://www.facebook.com/people/Yan-Zhao/10516382 Yan Zhao

    Capcom listened because they are a business trying to make money, so they need at least some form of PR involvement.

    SOPA on the other hand is the government. Since when have they ever gave a rats ass about what we average joes think? Its not gona work.

    • Paul Prince

      yes, this is what i was going to say. huge difference between Capcom trying to salvage their angry customers and the government, who routinely makes people pay them by force 

    • Paul Prince

      yes, this is what i was going to say. huge difference between Capcom trying to salvage their angry customers and the government, who routinely makes people pay them by force 

  • http://twitter.com/lovethievery Irrelevant.

    There sure is a lot of maybe-we-should’s for an article that’s calling for decisive action.

  • http://twitter.com/lovethievery Irrelevant.

    There sure is a lot of maybe-we-should’s for an article that’s calling for decisive action.

  • http://www.facebook.com/Ramrune Laurence Doyle

    I like how we live in a world where it’s perfectly plausible to equate congress with a 13 year old kid with loaded gun…

    anyways, let’s take a look at it here, my biggest problem with it is that it’s going straight to a felony with the government and not determined by legal action with the offended party, everybody, please voice your opinion on what your issues are with this bill so we can come up with a clear list of disagreements that we can address. 

  • http://www.facebook.com/Ramrune Laurence Doyle

    I like how we live in a world where it’s perfectly plausible to equate congress with a 13 year old kid with loaded gun…

    anyways, let’s take a look at it here, my biggest problem with it is that it’s going straight to a felony with the government and not determined by legal action with the offended party, everybody, please voice your opinion on what your issues are with this bill so we can come up with a clear list of disagreements that we can address. 

  • Anonymous

    We might as well call America the People Republic of America.  With this and the new anti-terrorism law Obama just signed, we can no longer criticize China for human rights violation.  

    • Anonymous

      You have that right! living here in michigan you would be amazed the number of companies that are fleeing across the border to Canada for the lower business tax rate.

  • Anonymous

    We might as well call America the People Republic of America.  With this and the new anti-terrorism law Obama just signed, we can no longer criticize China for human rights violation.  

  • http://twitter.com/SuperNoko Cheyne Carlos

    Just because someone has the option to pirate and/or has pirated something doesn’t mean the product has lost a sale.

    • Anonymous

      by the very definition, if you stole something that is a lost sale. By your logic just because someone forces someone to have sex against their will that it isn’t always rape (the only case this is true is if its a hooker, then its shoplifting) SOPA is bad but don’t muddle the issue with your failed logic that because you steal music and programs that you are not a lowlife parasite.

      • http://twitter.com/SuperNoko Cheyne Carlos

        Yes, but people are not forced to buy things.

      • http://twitter.com/SuperNoko Cheyne Carlos

        Yes, but people are not forced to buy things.

      • http://twitter.com/SuperNoko Cheyne Carlos

        Yes, but people are not forced to buy things.

      • http://twitter.com/SuperNoko Cheyne Carlos

        Yes, but people are not forced to buy things.

      • http://www.facebook.com/people/Frank-West/100003197636937 Frank West

        Please don’t use the word ‘logic’ then proceed to make the most flawed analogy I’ve ever heard. 

        If he wasn’t going to buy it in the first place, no sale is lost. FACT. He didn’t say ‘its not piracy because I wasn’t going to buy it’. Learn something about this logic you speak so fondly of please. 

        Also, if you weren’t too busy talking out your ass all the time, you’d know that the  only people hurt by music sharing are the top 40 grossing artists. Thats right, everyone except the 40 richest musicians are actually MAKING MONEY off of music sharing or ‘piracy’ as rich white republicans like to call it. 

        These are facts. 

        You’re an asshat

        Theres another one. 

        • Anonymous

          I disagree with you.

          Say I wanted Street Fighter for PC. I, being a minimum wage schmuck, can’t necessarily afford it so I download a torrent.

          This wouldn’t have been my first time, so I never planned on buying it in the first place.

          However, since I want to play the game, I am a potential consumer. I, being a jackass, decide instead to steal it.

          Regardless of the intent of paying/not paying, if someone has your product that you have to pay for but did not, that is a lost sale.

          • http://www.facebook.com/people/Frank-West/100003197636937 Frank West

            So just so we’re clear

            “I wouldn’t have bought it in the first place”
            “I didn’t buy it”
            “That is a lost sale”

            Sorry but it isn’t a matter of ‘agreeing’. Its simple, linear logic at work here. Facts. 

            I will state AGAIN that more money is made from file sharing than is lost, due to the mass amounts of exposure generated in the process.

          • Anonymous

            Okay so.

            I walk into a restaurant and place my order.

            I had the intention from the beginning to skip out on the check.

            Restaurant loses money due to my unpaid for meal.

            No matter how you’re spinning it dude, stealing is stealing.

            Regardless of how much exposure is there, owning something without paying for it is a lost sale.

          • Anonymous

            Okay so.

            I walk into a restaurant and place my order.

            I had the intention from the beginning to skip out on the check.

            Restaurant loses money due to my unpaid for meal.

            No matter how you’re spinning it dude, stealing is stealing.

            Regardless of how much exposure is there, owning something without paying for it is a lost sale.

          • http://www.facebook.com/people/Frank-West/100003197636937 Frank West

            Once again, Logic escapes you. 

            Every time you steal food from a restaurant you are costing them money, because the food costs money. 

            Every time you download a song that you weren’t going to buy anyways, it costs the artist NOTHING. 

            This is not a tough concept guys, stop with the retarded analogies and use your gd brains. 

      • Ardalan Barghi

        Cheyne worded it wrong but the idea is right. Digital media is not like rape or physical goods. If something is downloaded but never used (and believe me this happens all the time, back when I was a kid I downloaded HUNDREDS of dreamcast games for the sake of having it but played maybe 1% of them) then it’s not a lost sale. Like the tree that falls in an empty forest, does it make a sound? 1s and 0s were transfered and that’s it. This doesn’t apply to physical goods, if you steal a candy bar that store lost money, whether or not you eat it or forget about it. Rape is rape, that example is just stupid.

        Anyways the solution to piracy is very simple. Follow blizzard’s lead and make everything CD-Key based, where keys are stored on a server as they are created so a keygen is impossible. Look at starcraft 2. Was that game pirated? Yes, but losses were minimal as pirates never got to get patches or updates, they are still on the first release and can not play online, i.e. the game is not even worth having. Wolrd of warcraft gets pirated on stupid private servers but it does not compare to the real thing.

        Blizzard, being the smart company that they are, actually did something about piracy other than whining and bitching like everyone else. Do you know anyone who actually plays a pirated version of starcraft 2? No, and yet it is one of (if not the??) most popular video games out there, with half a million online at any given time.

        Anyone who says they are being marginalized because they want to play offline is themselves a pirate, PERIOD. this is 2012 now, if you don’t have enough of an internet connection to verify a serial code you have no business playing games in the first place. This situation is bullshit to begin with, because that same crybaby who wants to play without going online is going to download the game from online as soon as he finds the torrent.

    • Anonymous

      by the very definition, if you stole something that is a lost sale. By your logic just because someone forces someone to have sex against their will that it isn’t always rape (the only case this is true is if its a hooker, then its shoplifting) SOPA is bad but don’t muddle the issue with your failed logic that because you steal music and programs that you are not a lowlife parasite.

  • http://twitter.com/SuperNoko Cheyne Carlos

    Just because someone has the option to pirate and/or has pirated something doesn’t mean the product has lost a sale.

  • http://www.facebook.com/undefined.sporto Adam Behnke

    will it take you losing access to SRK because you don’t know the IP address to want to FIGHT!!! seriously, SRK? where’s the fighting spirit? if emailing had a joystick… lol

  • http://www.facebook.com/undefined.sporto Adam Behnke

    will it take you losing access to SRK because you don’t know the IP address to want to FIGHT!!! seriously, SRK? where’s the fighting spirit? if emailing had a joystick… lol

  • http://www.facebook.com/undefined.sporto Adam Behnke

    will it take you losing access to SRK because you don’t know the IP address to want to FIGHT!!! seriously, SRK? where’s the fighting spirit? if emailing had a joystick… lol

  • http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1430386161 Michael Maman
    • http://www.facebook.com/people/Sean-Foreman/100000476695712 Sean Foreman

      This is gonna require some research.  However, it’s freaky that such an accusation even exists, yet alone it being actually true.  I downloaded the movie just in case.  Thanks for sharing.

    • http://twitter.com/MiGaOh Michael G. O’Hair

      Goddamn, that guy creeps me out.

    • http://twitter.com/MiGaOh Michael G. O’Hair

      Goddamn, that guy creeps me out.

  • http://www.facebook.com/people/Tom-Zee/1126663753 Tom Zee

    ”
     The entertainment industry loses millions of dollars every year due to piracy ”

    just to be clear a simple search on forbes for the 10 year performance of, say, major movie or entertainment stock tickers would show that this isnt greatly affecting stock prices
    http://finapps.forbes.com/finapps/jsp/finance/compinfo/CIAtAGlance.jsp?tkr=DIS , twx, VIA, IMAX
    similar searches of msft, aapl, EA and other software producers show fairly similar trends

    theres fires other places folks, continue to keep your arms folded if the bands bad and if a kid points a gun at you shoot him and figure out his daddy issues later.well written article all the same

  • http://www.facebook.com/people/Tom-Zee/1126663753 Tom Zee

    ”
     The entertainment industry loses millions of dollars every year due to piracy ”

    just to be clear a simple search on forbes for the 10 year performance of, say, major movie or entertainment stock tickers would show that this isnt greatly affecting stock prices
    http://finapps.forbes.com/finapps/jsp/finance/compinfo/CIAtAGlance.jsp?tkr=DIS , twx, VIA, IMAX
    similar searches of msft, aapl, EA and other software producers show fairly similar trends

    theres fires other places folks, continue to keep your arms folded if the bands bad and if a kid points a gun at you shoot him and figure out his daddy issues later.well written article all the same

    • http://www.facebook.com/people/Frank-West/100003197636937 Frank West

      Look at you, researching things and finding out facts before you make claims and statements. 

      Who the fuck do you think you are coming here with that?

    • http://www.facebook.com/people/Frank-West/100003197636937 Frank West

      Look at you, researching things and finding out facts before you make claims and statements. 

      Who the fuck do you think you are coming here with that?

    • http://www.facebook.com/people/Frank-West/100003197636937 Frank West

      Look at you, researching things and finding out facts before you make claims and statements. 

      Who the fuck do you think you are coming here with that?

  • http://www.facebook.com/people/Micahel-Bradford/638551734 Micahel Bradford

    I would support sopa 100% if and only if they re wrote the copy write laws so that the consumer does not get screwed

    right now if you buy a table you can chop it up any way you like and its fine because thats your table an item you bought and paid for but heven forbid you want to mod a game system (lookin at you sony) or you cant get a game to work on your system try to take it back (looking at you pc) and when you do your treated as a criminal trying to pull a fast one on the company

    sopa needs to be burnt and i say we start collectively shouting for consumer rights and protection 

  • RELLIK .exe

    yeah, let the rich get richer…

    Meanwhile in other news, no class action lawsuits may be brought against Microsoft/Sony.
    I lol’d at A. Stop rereleasing shit for quick bucks. Be innovative, not bitchy.

  • RELLIK .exe

    yeah, let the rich get richer…

    Meanwhile in other news, no class action lawsuits may be brought against Microsoft/Sony.
    I lol’d at A. Stop rereleasing shit for quick bucks. Be innovative, not bitchy.

  • Anonymous

    So… What exactly? I don’t know about you but I still don’t know how to do anything about SOPA. People abroad, who’s Gov’s will inevitably use America as the precedent, feel especially powerless. I’ve already contacted my local MP for as much good as that will do. How can you reason against companies with that much money invested?

  • Anonymous

    So… What exactly? I don’t know about you but I still don’t know how to do anything about SOPA. People abroad, who’s Gov’s will inevitably use America as the precedent, feel especially powerless. I’ve already contacted my local MP for as much good as that will do. How can you reason against companies with that much money invested?

    • http://twitter.com/MiGaOh Michael G. O’Hair

      You vote with your wallet. People deny this, but every transaction is a vote in support of products, companies, and policies. Political lobbyists change votes with money, and therefore have a profound effect on government policies simply based on the fact that THEY HAVE THE MONEY. Not sure about the lobbying climate in Britain or Australia or where ever MP is a government position and not an abbreviation of “Military Police”, but in the United States lobbyists have a huge influence on what gets passed in the Legislative Branch of government.

    • http://twitter.com/MiGaOh Michael G. O’Hair

      You vote with your wallet. People deny this, but every transaction is a vote in support of products, companies, and policies. Political lobbyists change votes with money, and therefore have a profound effect on government policies simply based on the fact that THEY HAVE THE MONEY. Not sure about the lobbying climate in Britain or Australia or where ever MP is a government position and not an abbreviation of “Military Police”, but in the United States lobbyists have a huge influence on what gets passed in the Legislative Branch of government.

  • Anonymous

    On a related note, Capcom VP Christian Svensson has stated more than once that he isn’t against streaming and considers it a good thing as it helps promote their games. This could be a possible avenue people can look in to.

  • Anonymous

    On a related note, Capcom VP Christian Svensson has stated more than once that he isn’t against streaming and considers it a good thing as it helps promote their games. This could be a possible avenue people can look in to.

  • Anonymous

    On a related note, Capcom VP Christian Svensson has stated more than once that he isn’t against streaming and considers it a good thing as it helps promote their games. This could be a possible avenue people can look in to.

    • http://twitter.com/MiGaOh Michael G. O’Hair

      He can’t have it both ways. SOPA contains provisions that restrict streaming under certain conditions; for example: if the stream or video has music in the background, the stream could be squelched if permission was not obtained from the copyright holder of the music. The same goes for all copyrighted content contained within a stream. Capcom won’t have the big red switch to turn off internets if intellectual properties laws are violated, the government will.

      Capcom US is taking an entirely hands-off approach to the policy; not completely in favor due to their choice to remain uninvolved, and not completely against due to their involvement with the ESA. This is the easy route and easily justified for a publishing company; they exist to publish games and don’t draw up government copyright policies. But they are complicit for exactly that reason. Additionally, their stance on support may slightly affect the number of units they sell in the foreseeable future. It’s really a balancing act between protecting their intellectual property or incurring the wrath of internet-people who proclaim “SOPA BAD!” with limited understanding of the whole situation.

    • http://twitter.com/MiGaOh Michael G. O’Hair

      He can’t have it both ways. SOPA contains provisions that restrict streaming under certain conditions; for example: if the stream or video has music in the background, the stream could be squelched if permission was not obtained from the copyright holder of the music. The same goes for all copyrighted content contained within a stream. Capcom won’t have the big red switch to turn off internets if intellectual properties laws are violated, the government will.

      Capcom US is taking an entirely hands-off approach to the policy; not completely in favor due to their choice to remain uninvolved, and not completely against due to their involvement with the ESA. This is the easy route and easily justified for a publishing company; they exist to publish games and don’t draw up government copyright policies. But they are complicit for exactly that reason. Additionally, their stance on support may slightly affect the number of units they sell in the foreseeable future. It’s really a balancing act between protecting their intellectual property or incurring the wrath of internet-people who proclaim “SOPA BAD!” with limited understanding of the whole situation.

  • Anonymous

    On a related note, Capcom VP Christian Svensson has stated more than once that he isn’t against streaming and considers it a good thing as it helps promote their games. This could be a possible avenue people can look in to.

  • http://www.facebook.com/hauston Hauston Grimes

    It’d be funny to see Capcom and other major Fighting game companies buy into this based on the simple fact that if we cannot stream these events then the FGC remains a small huddled mass of people, thus the FGC a.k.a. capcom,namco,etc’s money to never expand because a new audience of people will never see fighting games and it’s community as broadly as it is now. In a nutshell if they support this they’ll back out of it later. We also could sadly buckle and all pay for streaming but I don’t see any of us who are that desperate.

    • http://www.facebook.com/people/Yan-Zhao/10516382 Yan Zhao

      Yeah, as much as I enjoy watching tournament matches on live stream, its not something I’d pay for, ever.

      You’re right though, there’ll be a clear cut in fighting game exposure to the mass and that’ll be bad for the game companies. I dont see them supporting this in the long run.

      • http://twitter.com/MiGaOh Michael G. O’Hair

        I expect paid streams, or at least paid premium-feature streams, to become the norm eventually; unless stream group participants get day jobs or continue to rely on donations from viewers.

        For some reason, people who play fighting games are allergic to day jobs.

      • http://twitter.com/MiGaOh Michael G. O’Hair

        I expect paid streams, or at least paid premium-feature streams, to become the norm eventually; unless stream group participants get day jobs or continue to rely on donations from viewers.

        For some reason, people who play fighting games are allergic to day jobs.

      • http://twitter.com/MiGaOh Michael G. O’Hair

        I expect paid streams, or at least paid premium-feature streams, to become the norm eventually; unless stream group participants get day jobs or continue to rely on donations from viewers.

        For some reason, people who play fighting games are allergic to day jobs.

      • http://twitter.com/MiGaOh Michael G. O’Hair

        I expect paid streams, or at least paid premium-feature streams, to become the norm eventually; unless stream group participants get day jobs or continue to rely on donations from viewers.

        For some reason, people who play fighting games are allergic to day jobs.

      • http://twitter.com/MiGaOh Michael G. O’Hair

        I expect paid streams, or at least paid premium-feature streams, to become the norm eventually; unless stream group participants get day jobs or continue to rely on donations from viewers.

        For some reason, people who play fighting games are allergic to day jobs.

      • http://twitter.com/MiGaOh Michael G. O’Hair

        I expect paid streams, or at least paid premium-feature streams, to become the norm eventually; unless stream group participants get day jobs or continue to rely on donations from viewers.

        For some reason, people who play fighting games are allergic to day jobs.

      • http://twitter.com/MiGaOh Michael G. O’Hair

        I expect paid streams, or at least paid premium-feature streams, to become the norm eventually; unless stream group participants get day jobs or continue to rely on donations from viewers.

        For some reason, people who play fighting games are allergic to day jobs.

      • http://twitter.com/MiGaOh Michael G. O’Hair

        I expect paid streams, or at least paid premium-feature streams, to become the norm eventually; unless stream group participants get day jobs or continue to rely on donations from viewers.

        For some reason, people who play fighting games are allergic to day jobs.

  • http://www.facebook.com/people/Chris-Carter/1358660065 Chris Carter

    This page needs to stay at the top of the SRK page

  • Anonymous

    content companys will always support something like this automatically because they are against piracy. its scary that most of said companys probably didnt actually dig through the bill first, just supported it on face value alone. but this is all old news. SOPA, PIPA or whatever wont go through now thanks to a educated public saying “no thanks”.

    it’ll be interesting to see in a year or so when a slightly different draft of this comes back AGAIN.

  • Anonymous

    content companys will always support something like this automatically because they are against piracy. its scary that most of said companys probably didnt actually dig through the bill first, just supported it on face value alone. but this is all old news. SOPA, PIPA or whatever wont go through now thanks to a educated public saying “no thanks”.

    it’ll be interesting to see in a year or so when a slightly different draft of this comes back AGAIN.

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  • http://twitter.com/Graphf Thane W

    props to unity, those guys get hated on way to much.  I some times forget that this is the Fighting game COMMUNITY.

    I think the is that they already have piracy/copyright protection on the net; Anybody ever had a youtube video taken down?  That’s the internet being controlled.  Why does government want more power over the internet?

    My personal answer is becaues BUSINESS wants it.  The government in america does whatever big business wants it to do.  Money = power and in Washington money buys lobbyists and in Washington lobbyists = power. 

    Also the entertainment industry is already rich.  Why do they want more money?  So much for hollywood stars caring about the masses.  The same exact people who made them rich by seeing their movies.

  • http://twitter.com/Graphf Thane W

    props to unity, those guys get hated on way to much.  I some times forget that this is the Fighting game COMMUNITY.

    I think the is that they already have piracy/copyright protection on the net; Anybody ever had a youtube video taken down?  That’s the internet being controlled.  Why does government want more power over the internet?

    My personal answer is becaues BUSINESS wants it.  The government in america does whatever big business wants it to do.  Money = power and in Washington money buys lobbyists and in Washington lobbyists = power. 

    Also the entertainment industry is already rich.  Why do they want more money?  So much for hollywood stars caring about the masses.  The same exact people who made them rich by seeing their movies.

  • http://twitter.com/Graphf Thane W

    props to unity, those guys get hated on way to much.  I some times forget that this is the Fighting game COMMUNITY.

    I think the is that they already have piracy/copyright protection on the net; Anybody ever had a youtube video taken down?  That’s the internet being controlled.  Why does government want more power over the internet?

    My personal answer is becaues BUSINESS wants it.  The government in america does whatever big business wants it to do.  Money = power and in Washington money buys lobbyists and in Washington lobbyists = power. 

    Also the entertainment industry is already rich.  Why do they want more money?  So much for hollywood stars caring about the masses.  The same exact people who made them rich by seeing their movies.

  • http://twitter.com/Graphf Thane W

    props to unity, those guys get hated on way to much.  I some times forget that this is the Fighting game COMMUNITY.

    I think the is that they already have piracy/copyright protection on the net; Anybody ever had a youtube video taken down?  That’s the internet being controlled.  Why does government want more power over the internet?

    My personal answer is becaues BUSINESS wants it.  The government in america does whatever big business wants it to do.  Money = power and in Washington money buys lobbyists and in Washington lobbyists = power. 

    Also the entertainment industry is already rich.  Why do they want more money?  So much for hollywood stars caring about the masses.  The same exact people who made them rich by seeing their movies.

    • http://twitter.com/athrex84 Jeremy Runyan

      Many stars are actually speaking out against this bill. Bieber would be in jail as a felon if this law were passed.  Hes frequently been speaking against it.  You don’t know this because the mass media wants this law passed and hides it existence from the masses.

    • http://twitter.com/athrex84 Jeremy Runyan

      Many stars are actually speaking out against this bill. Bieber would be in jail as a felon if this law were passed.  Hes frequently been speaking against it.  You don’t know this because the mass media wants this law passed and hides it existence from the masses.

      • http://twitter.com/Mesoian Mesoian

        The problem with that is, while Beiber is speaking out against it, his record label is pouring millions into lobbyists to support it. He’s acting as a mouthplate in order to try and stay clear of the flak supporters are getting.

    • http://twitter.com/athrex84 Jeremy Runyan

      Many stars are actually speaking out against this bill. Bieber would be in jail as a felon if this law were passed.  Hes frequently been speaking against it.  You don’t know this because the mass media wants this law passed and hides it existence from the masses.

    • http://twitter.com/athrex84 Jeremy Runyan

      Many stars are actually speaking out against this bill. Bieber would be in jail as a felon if this law were passed.  Hes frequently been speaking against it.  You don’t know this because the mass media wants this law passed and hides it existence from the masses.

    • http://twitter.com/MiGaOh Michael G. O’Hair

      [I think the is that they already have piracy/copyright protection on the
      net; Anybody ever had a youtube video taken down?  That's the internet
      being controlled.  Why does government want more power over the
      internet?]

      If a video on Youtube is flagged because it contains and entire episode or a small portion of copyrighted material, that’s completely legit.

    • http://twitter.com/MiGaOh Michael G. O’Hair

      [I think the is that they already have piracy/copyright protection on the
      net; Anybody ever had a youtube video taken down?  That's the internet
      being controlled.  Why does government want more power over the
      internet?]

      If a video on Youtube is flagged because it contains and entire episode or a small portion of copyrighted material, that’s completely legit.

    • http://twitter.com/MiGaOh Michael G. O’Hair

      [I think the is that they already have piracy/copyright protection on the
      net; Anybody ever had a youtube video taken down?  That's the internet
      being controlled.  Why does government want more power over the
      internet?]

      If a video on Youtube is flagged because it contains and entire episode or a small portion of copyrighted material, that’s completely legit.

  • Ja’rel Ivory

    yeah, i think they should post this to the top of SRK until they drop that damn SOPA bs. (it will probably be at the top of SRK until the world ends though) ^__^

    PATRIOT ACT + NDAA + SOPA = the end of any american rights to trial all together. not to mention Brittans reaction to the riots (hmm not much just a couple thousands of cameras that can tag, track and follow you where ever you go) if the sheep still cant see the forest for the trees they must be waiting for it to catch fire.

  • Ja’rel Ivory

    yeah, i think they should post this to the top of SRK until they drop that damn SOPA bs. (it will probably be at the top of SRK until the world ends though) ^__^

    PATRIOT ACT + NDAA + SOPA = the end of any american rights to trial all together. not to mention Brittans reaction to the riots (hmm not much just a couple thousands of cameras that can tag, track and follow you where ever you go) if the sheep still cant see the forest for the trees they must be waiting for it to catch fire.

  • Chris Riccobono

    So… you don’t like people talking about SOPA hate and want a way to deal with it, but don’t want to throw your hat in with a resolution just yet…

    ..

    Ya know what, most people aren’t going to do anything.  They react, not proact.  And you just did the same thing.

  • Chris Riccobono

    So… you don’t like people talking about SOPA hate and want a way to deal with it, but don’t want to throw your hat in with a resolution just yet…

    ..

    Ya know what, most people aren’t going to do anything.  They react, not proact.  And you just did the same thing.

  • Anonymous

    Ok, so there has been a lot of talk about SOPA, but from what I have heard PIPA in-acts some very similar stuff. Why are we not dicussing both?

  • Anonymous

    Ok, so there has been a lot of talk about SOPA, but from what I have heard PIPA in-acts some very similar stuff. Why are we not dicussing both?

  • Anonymous

    Ok, so there has been a lot of talk about SOPA, but from what I have heard PIPA in-acts some very similar stuff. Why are we not dicussing both?

  • Anonymous

    Ok, so there has been a lot of talk about SOPA, but from what I have heard PIPA in-acts some very similar stuff. Why are we not dicussing both?

  • Anonymous

    Ok, so there has been a lot of talk about SOPA, but from what I have heard PIPA in-acts some very similar stuff. Why are we not dicussing both?

  • Anonymous

    Ok, so there has been a lot of talk about SOPA, but from what I have heard PIPA in-acts some very similar stuff. Why are we not dicussing both?

  • Anonymous

    > Websites confirm Capcom support of SOPA
    > Horribly transparent SRK article goes up as a half-assed defense

    Keep on kissing that brass ring. When SOPA passes, this site will be among to first shut down by it.

  • Anonymous

    > Websites confirm Capcom support of SOPA
    > Horribly transparent SRK article goes up as a half-assed defense

    Keep on kissing that brass ring. When SOPA passes, this site will be among to first shut down by it.

  • Anonymous

    > Websites confirm Capcom support of SOPA
    > Horribly transparent SRK article goes up as a half-assed defense

    Keep on kissing that brass ring. When SOPA passes, this site will be among to first shut down by it.

  • http://twitter.com/WolverineMaster Joe

    That means no more combo videos….my career is over. LOL.

    • http://www.facebook.com/people/Kevin-Gershkoff/100002493280202 Kevin Gershkoff

      Yeah, and no more YouTube Videos either. That sucks. There goes the rest of our freedom.

    • http://www.facebook.com/people/Kevin-Gershkoff/100002493280202 Kevin Gershkoff

      Yeah, and no more YouTube Videos either. That sucks. There goes the rest of our freedom.

    • http://www.facebook.com/people/Kevin-Gershkoff/100002493280202 Kevin Gershkoff

      Yeah, and no more YouTube Videos either. That sucks. There goes the rest of our freedom.

  • http://twitter.com/WolverineMaster Joe

    That means no more combo videos….my career is over. LOL.

  • http://twitter.com/WolverineMaster Joe

    That means no more combo videos….my career is over. LOL.

  • http://twitter.com/WolverineMaster Joe

    That means no more combo videos….my career is over. LOL.

  • http://twitter.com/WolverineMaster Joe

    That means no more combo videos….my career is over. LOL.

  • Anonymous

    Sopa means soup in portuguese~

    • Anonymous

      Yes it does, but unlike portuguese soup, this SOPA isnt delicious

    • Anonymous

      Yes it does, but unlike portuguese soup, this SOPA isnt delicious

  • http://twitter.com/Mesoian Mesoian

    The biggest problem that I have personally with this entire process, not so much SOPA or NDAA specifically, is that once these people, our house reps, our senators, have made up their mind about which side they’re going to take, they can’t be swayed, no matter how many phone calls we make or letters we right or petitions we sign. As members of the public with what fleeting rights we still have, the only thing we can do is lash out against supporters of the bill, which only helps drive the PR for this thing (both positive and negative) right up the wall.

    And I know, that sounds super pessimistic and defeatist, but seriously guys, go watch the archived stream of the live SOPA proceedings. The people deliberating on this bill are woefully inadequate to be making these decisions. They don’t know how the internet works and don’t care. When opposition brings in experts to explain why SOPA is bad, they’re badgered into a corner and thoroughly ignored. When someone tries to change SOPA via amendment that would make the bill someone reasonable, they are consistently swatted down by the same majority leaders who prove their ignorance with every word they say (“Now, I’m not a nerd or anything, but I don’t understand how this works.” SOMEONE ACTUALLY SAID THAT! ON THE HOUSE FLOOR!!!!). It was quite literally the most soul crushing display I’d seen in years and it destroyed any faith I have in our government to make proper decisions regarding nationwide policy.

    I honestly don’t know what to do. I moved my webpages off godaddy, I put the “stop SOPA” banner on my tumblr, I’m not planning on voting for anyone who’s in favor of this bill, though the ones who ARE in favor are reps not from my state, so that won’t do anything…People keep saying that we should do something, but in the end, the system we currently have in place makes our efforts so trivial and meaningless…

    I dunno dude. Times like this I wish we had a good leader. The Malcolm X of our time, someone who’s ideals we could fall behind and who’s presence carried weight.

    • Anonymous

      if i have to read one more idiotic comment like this my head just might explode. It’s people like you who have been tricked into complacency that allow this kind of crap to be possible. “oh dear we have no power over congress whatsoever… WAHHHHH” couldn’t be further from the truth. learn something about our system of government for a change ffs.

      This kind of legislation is ONLY possible because we live in a country where more people vote for the next top model, american idol or dancing with the stars winner than will show up to a PRESIDENTIAL election, much less the primaries or midterm races.

      also your idiotic statement about calling and writing congress having no effect is just so blatantly wrong it’s not even funny. These guys in congress get access to money and power based on the seats they hold, holding those seats is a top priority for members of congress and if you threaten that you would be surprised just how much you can make them dance.

      The only reasonable point you made was that your immediate reps aren’t in support of this, ok. makes it tough to literally vote them out, but your still not “powerless”. Money talks in politics, throw a 10 spot to the guy thats fighting against the legislation, or make cold calls for a campaign where you CAN unseat someone who is supporting the legislation. when you stick your head in the sand and cry about how little there is to do that’s how you allow these clowns to do the crazy shit that they have been doing.

    • Anonymous

      if i have to read one more idiotic comment like this my head just might explode. It’s people like you who have been tricked into complacency that allow this kind of crap to be possible. “oh dear we have no power over congress whatsoever… WAHHHHH” couldn’t be further from the truth. learn something about our system of government for a change ffs.

      This kind of legislation is ONLY possible because we live in a country where more people vote for the next top model, american idol or dancing with the stars winner than will show up to a PRESIDENTIAL election, much less the primaries or midterm races.

      also your idiotic statement about calling and writing congress having no effect is just so blatantly wrong it’s not even funny. These guys in congress get access to money and power based on the seats they hold, holding those seats is a top priority for members of congress and if you threaten that you would be surprised just how much you can make them dance.

      The only reasonable point you made was that your immediate reps aren’t in support of this, ok. makes it tough to literally vote them out, but your still not “powerless”. Money talks in politics, throw a 10 spot to the guy thats fighting against the legislation, or make cold calls for a campaign where you CAN unseat someone who is supporting the legislation. when you stick your head in the sand and cry about how little there is to do that’s how you allow these clowns to do the crazy shit that they have been doing.

  • Anonymous

    You stop it by voting for the only candidates that has spoken against it, Ron Paul!

  • Anonymous

    Because of Capcom supporting this bill I will buy their games used from now on. I’ve always been a big Capcom fan but supporting SOPA is something I can’t support. Furthermore I will no longer promote their games to my friends. I’m not even American and I care this much, can’t imagine what Americans must be feeling.

    • Anonymous

      You’d have to stop buying games new from all companies represented/part of the ESA, FYI.

    • Anonymous

      You’d have to stop buying games new from all companies represented/part of the ESA, FYI.

  • Anonymous

    Because of Capcom supporting this bill I will buy their games used from now on. I’ve always been a big Capcom fan but supporting SOPA is something I can’t support. Furthermore I will no longer promote their games to my friends. I’m not even American and I care this much, can’t imagine what Americans must be feeling.

  • Anonymous

    Because of Capcom supporting this bill I will buy their games used from now on. I’ve always been a big Capcom fan but supporting SOPA is something I can’t support. Furthermore I will no longer promote their games to my friends. I’m not even American and I care this much, can’t imagine what Americans must be feeling.

  • http://twitter.com/lunarhostility lunarhostility

    I think it’s cool that SRK members are paying attention to political
    issues, though it’s sad that it took something that directly affects our
    interests as a community to bring this about (no shots fired here, I
    know many of you are politically involved, as am I.) Contact your
    representative; it can often seem futile, but it’s the avenue through
    which your complaint is most likely to be heard. Shocking though it may
    be, elected officials don’t read SRK, so typical political processes
    will have to do. Also, while I realize that a huge number of Democrats
    are supporting this ill-advised, arguably fascist and internet-breaking
    law, please keep in mind that this was proposed and is being primarily
    pushed by Republicans, though both parties are bought and sold by the
    powerful lobbies that support the legislation. Also before you say Ron
    Paul 2012, I encourage you to look into what exactly a Paul presidency
    would entail for the country as a whole rather than just noting areas of
    agreement you may have (i.e. the drug war, civil liberties, and so on.)

  • http://twitter.com/lunarhostility lunarhostility

    I think it’s cool that SRK members are paying attention to political
    issues, though it’s sad that it took something that directly affects our
    interests as a community to bring this about (no shots fired here, I
    know many of you are politically involved, as am I.) Contact your
    representative; it can often seem futile, but it’s the avenue through
    which your complaint is most likely to be heard. Shocking though it may
    be, elected officials don’t read SRK, so typical political processes
    will have to do. Also, while I realize that a huge number of Democrats
    are supporting this ill-advised, arguably fascist and internet-breaking
    law, please keep in mind that this was proposed and is being primarily
    pushed by Republicans, though both parties are bought and sold by the
    powerful lobbies that support the legislation. Also before you say Ron
    Paul 2012, I encourage you to look into what exactly a Paul presidency
    would entail for the country as a whole rather than just noting areas of
    agreement you may have (i.e. the drug war, civil liberties, and so on.)

  • http://twitter.com/lunarhostility lunarhostility

    I think it’s cool that SRK members are paying attention to political
    issues, though it’s sad that it took something that directly affects our
    interests as a community to bring this about (no shots fired here, I
    know many of you are politically involved, as am I.) Contact your
    representative; it can often seem futile, but it’s the avenue through
    which your complaint is most likely to be heard. Shocking though it may
    be, elected officials don’t read SRK, so typical political processes
    will have to do. Also, while I realize that a huge number of Democrats
    are supporting this ill-advised, arguably fascist and internet-breaking
    law, please keep in mind that this was proposed and is being primarily
    pushed by Republicans, though both parties are bought and sold by the
    powerful lobbies that support the legislation. Also before you say Ron
    Paul 2012, I encourage you to look into what exactly a Paul presidency
    would entail for the country as a whole rather than just noting areas of
    agreement you may have (i.e. the drug war, civil liberties, and so on.)

  • http://twitter.com/lunarhostility lunarhostility

    I think it’s cool that SRK members are paying attention to political
    issues, though it’s sad that it took something that directly affects our
    interests as a community to bring this about (no shots fired here, I
    know many of you are politically involved, as am I.) Contact your
    representative; it can often seem futile, but it’s the avenue through
    which your complaint is most likely to be heard. Shocking though it may
    be, elected officials don’t read SRK, so typical political processes
    will have to do. Also, while I realize that a huge number of Democrats
    are supporting this ill-advised, arguably fascist and internet-breaking
    law, please keep in mind that this was proposed and is being primarily
    pushed by Republicans, though both parties are bought and sold by the
    powerful lobbies that support the legislation. Also before you say Ron
    Paul 2012, I encourage you to look into what exactly a Paul presidency
    would entail for the country as a whole rather than just noting areas of
    agreement you may have (i.e. the drug war, civil liberties, and so on.)

  • http://twitter.com/lunarhostility lunarhostility

    I think it’s cool that SRK members are paying attention to political
    issues, though it’s sad that it took something that directly affects our
    interests as a community to bring this about (no shots fired here, I
    know many of you are politically involved, as am I.) Contact your
    representative; it can often seem futile, but it’s the avenue through
    which your complaint is most likely to be heard. Shocking though it may
    be, elected officials don’t read SRK, so typical political processes
    will have to do. Also, while I realize that a huge number of Democrats
    are supporting this ill-advised, arguably fascist and internet-breaking
    law, please keep in mind that this was proposed and is being primarily
    pushed by Republicans, though both parties are bought and sold by the
    powerful lobbies that support the legislation. Also before you say Ron
    Paul 2012, I encourage you to look into what exactly a Paul presidency
    would entail for the country as a whole rather than just noting areas of
    agreement you may have (i.e. the drug war, civil liberties, and so on.)

    • http://www.facebook.com/undefined.sporto Adam Behnke

       Harley Mikkelson, go green party! lol. i would love to have to choose between Ron Paul and Harley Mikkelson, Obama has got to go with his NDAA and inability to get things done. Obama did just make some recces appointments tho congress is griefing him, i doubt he’s got the stones roosevelt had lol
      i know i’m not never active on SRK lately, but i’m be coming to this website since my pc ran windows ME lol

    • http://www.facebook.com/undefined.sporto Adam Behnke

       Harley Mikkelson, go green party! lol. i would love to have to choose between Ron Paul and Harley Mikkelson, Obama has got to go with his NDAA and inability to get things done. Obama did just make some recces appointments tho congress is griefing him, i doubt he’s got the stones roosevelt had lol
      i know i’m not never active on SRK lately, but i’m be coming to this website since my pc ran windows ME lol

    • http://www.facebook.com/undefined.sporto Adam Behnke

       Harley Mikkelson, go green party! lol. i would love to have to choose between Ron Paul and Harley Mikkelson, Obama has got to go with his NDAA and inability to get things done. Obama did just make some recces appointments tho congress is griefing him, i doubt he’s got the stones roosevelt had lol
      i know i’m not never active on SRK lately, but i’m be coming to this website since my pc ran windows ME lol

    • http://www.facebook.com/undefined.sporto Adam Behnke

       Harley Mikkelson, go green party! lol. i would love to have to choose between Ron Paul and Harley Mikkelson, Obama has got to go with his NDAA and inability to get things done. Obama did just make some recces appointments tho congress is griefing him, i doubt he’s got the stones roosevelt had lol
      i know i’m not never active on SRK lately, but i’m be coming to this website since my pc ran windows ME lol

      • Anonymous

        “his NDAA” god damn the average american voter is dumb as rocks. HIS NDAA… you do realize that a NDAA gets passed each and every year and that this year CONGRESS (you know that body of gov’t that everyone keeps crying about us having no control over) tacked the language everyone is upset with via a vote of 83 of 100 senators (or for the retards in the audience a VETO PROOF MAJORITY!). I want you idiots to let that sink in, the president LITERALLY couldn’t have veto’d this bill if he wanted to, and he did want to. As it stands he did what little he could to soften the bill for the immediate time being and wrote a scathing signing statement about what bullshit it was.

        so your solution is to take the 1 person in washington who was opposed to the NDAA provisions that are pissing people off in the first place, and remove him. right, good thinking ace.

      • Anonymous

        “his NDAA” god damn the average american voter is dumb as rocks. HIS NDAA… you do realize that a NDAA gets passed each and every year and that this year CONGRESS (you know that body of gov’t that everyone keeps crying about us having no control over) tacked the language everyone is upset with via a vote of 83 of 100 senators (or for the retards in the audience a VETO PROOF MAJORITY!). I want you idiots to let that sink in, the president LITERALLY couldn’t have veto’d this bill if he wanted to, and he did want to. As it stands he did what little he could to soften the bill for the immediate time being and wrote a scathing signing statement about what bullshit it was.

        so your solution is to take the 1 person in washington who was opposed to the NDAA provisions that are pissing people off in the first place, and remove him. right, good thinking ace.

      • Anonymous

        “his NDAA” god damn the average american voter is dumb as rocks. HIS NDAA… you do realize that a NDAA gets passed each and every year and that this year CONGRESS (you know that body of gov’t that everyone keeps crying about us having no control over) tacked the language everyone is upset with via a vote of 83 of 100 senators (or for the retards in the audience a VETO PROOF MAJORITY!). I want you idiots to let that sink in, the president LITERALLY couldn’t have veto’d this bill if he wanted to, and he did want to. As it stands he did what little he could to soften the bill for the immediate time being and wrote a scathing signing statement about what bullshit it was.

        so your solution is to take the 1 person in washington who was opposed to the NDAA provisions that are pissing people off in the first place, and remove him. right, good thinking ace.

      • Anonymous

        “his NDAA” god damn the average american voter is dumb as rocks. HIS NDAA… you do realize that a NDAA gets passed each and every year and that this year CONGRESS (you know that body of gov’t that everyone keeps crying about us having no control over) tacked the language everyone is upset with via a vote of 83 of 100 senators (or for the retards in the audience a VETO PROOF MAJORITY!). I want you idiots to let that sink in, the president LITERALLY couldn’t have veto’d this bill if he wanted to, and he did want to. As it stands he did what little he could to soften the bill for the immediate time being and wrote a scathing signing statement about what bullshit it was.

        so your solution is to take the 1 person in washington who was opposed to the NDAA provisions that are pissing people off in the first place, and remove him. right, good thinking ace.

    • http://www.facebook.com/undefined.sporto Adam Behnke

       Harley Mikkelson, go green party! lol. i would love to have to choose between Ron Paul and Harley Mikkelson, Obama has got to go with his NDAA and inability to get things done. Obama did just make some recces appointments tho congress is griefing him, i doubt he’s got the stones roosevelt had lol
      i know i’m not never active on SRK lately, but i’m be coming to this website since my pc ran windows ME lol

    • http://www.facebook.com/undefined.sporto Adam Behnke

       Harley Mikkelson, go green party! lol. i would love to have to choose between Ron Paul and Harley Mikkelson, Obama has got to go with his NDAA and inability to get things done. Obama did just make some recces appointments tho congress is griefing him, i doubt he’s got the stones roosevelt had lol
      i know i’m not never active on SRK lately, but i’m be coming to this website since my pc ran windows ME lol

    • http://www.facebook.com/undefined.sporto Adam Behnke

       Harley Mikkelson, go green party! lol. i would love to have to choose between Ron Paul and Harley Mikkelson, Obama has got to go with his NDAA and inability to get things done. Obama did just make some recces appointments tho congress is griefing him, i doubt he’s got the stones roosevelt had lol
      i know i’m not never active on SRK lately, but i’m be coming to this website since my pc ran windows ME lol

  • http://twitter.com/lunarhostility lunarhostility

    I think it’s cool that SRK members are paying attention to political
    issues, though it’s sad that it took something that directly affects our
    interests as a community to bring this about (no shots fired here, I
    know many of you are politically involved, as am I.) Contact your
    representative; it can often seem futile, but it’s the avenue through
    which your complaint is most likely to be heard. Shocking though it may
    be, elected officials don’t read SRK, so typical political processes
    will have to do. Also, while I realize that a huge number of Democrats
    are supporting this ill-advised, arguably fascist and internet-breaking
    law, please keep in mind that this was proposed and is being primarily
    pushed by Republicans, though both parties are bought and sold by the
    powerful lobbies that support the legislation. Also before you say Ron
    Paul 2012, I encourage you to look into what exactly a Paul presidency
    would entail for the country as a whole rather than just noting areas of
    agreement you may have (i.e. the drug war, civil liberties, and so on.)

  • http://www.facebook.com/johnnbaldwin John Baldwin

    Ron Paul is against SOPA. Support Ron Paul. Vote for Ron Paul.

    http://www.infowars.com/ron-paul-blasts-sopa-on-the-2012-presidential-campaign-trail/

    • Anonymous

      ron paul is against a lot of things, however when talking about ron paul i think it’s always more important to talk about who is against him… and of course i’m talking about every last major power player the gop has.

      Paul is a pipe dream, you wont get the option of voting for him because he doesn’t have a snowballs chance in hell at making it out of the gop primary.

      • http://www.facebook.com/johnnbaldwin John Baldwin

        I like how you talked about Ronald Regan being un-electable… and turned out president.

      • http://www.facebook.com/johnnbaldwin John Baldwin

        I like how you talked about Ronald Regan being un-electable… and turned out president.

      • http://www.facebook.com/johnnbaldwin John Baldwin

        I like how you talked about Ronald Regan being un-electable… and turned out president.

      • http://www.facebook.com/johnnbaldwin John Baldwin

        I like how you talked about Ronald Regan being un-electable… and turned out president.

      • http://www.facebook.com/johnnbaldwin John Baldwin

        I like how you talked about Ronald Regan being un-electable… and turned out president.

      • http://www.facebook.com/johnnbaldwin John Baldwin

        I like how you talked about Ronald Regan being un-electable… and turned out president.

    • http://twitter.com/lunarhostility lunarhostility

      Infowars lulz

  • http://www.facebook.com/johnnbaldwin John Baldwin

    Ron Paul is against SOPA. Support Ron Paul. Vote for Ron Paul.

    http://www.infowars.com/ron-paul-blasts-sopa-on-the-2012-presidential-campaign-trail/

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  • Jamie Carpenter

    When it comes to SOPA I think some people are not looking at
    the bigger picture. The internet is like the wild west at this point. Anyone
    can say anything, do anything they want and not be penalized at all. The reason
    why is because of the lack of regulations. I have read how people have said
    they will not support this company and that company for supporting this bill. Well
    it’s a business. How do you expect them to continue to thrive if some of their
    products are being pirated? That defeats the purpose of them being in business.
    Yes these companies are huge like Nintendo but what does huge have to do with
    anything when it comes down to something they created. Shouldn’t they be
    compensated? The same argument was with the used games. The gaming industry is and
    was suffering a profit decline in 2008-2009 fiscal year; game stops profits
    tripled. This is because they are selling used games. Now the companies who
    distributed the games feel this is not fair to them and its cutting into their
    profits because while they are producing the same title game stop is selling it
    cheaper and making the profit. So they implemented the ticket program; if you
    buy a used game you have to buy a ticket just to access the online features. So
    the manufacture can make some sort of money. They are also giving you more incentives
    now to purchase a game new. For example games like call of duty mdw 3 coming
    with a special gun code, assassins creed revelations came with a downloadable
    copy of assassins creed one and twisted metal incentive is you being able to
    get axel and a copy of twisted metal black. They are creating these incentives
    to get people to buy their products the right way.

    If some of you created a product and invested your blood,
    sweat and tears into it. wouldn’t you want to be compensated fairly or would
    you want someone to come along and say: you are well off why can’t we make
    copies or buy this used? You would feel cheated in some way shape or form.

    As far as the streaming goes; all businesses have to pay
    license fees to use images, product and etc so why is it a problem now? All
    companies do it in the real world, so why should this be any different. The NFL
    and NBA makes it clear that you need their expressed permission and licensing
    to even mention them in whatever you are doing. Why shouldn’t people pay
    licensing fees to these companies? The same people who are streaming are making
    profit either off becoming partners with twitch tv and running commercials. Look
    at Wednesday night fights, it has turned into an infomercial in some hours with
    all the different people Valle has on talking about their products. So he is
    using Capcom and other companies’ games to get the numbers and uses these
    numbers to make profit and receive product? So how fair is that. Why shouldn’t
    he pay a flat license fee, hell look at some of these tournament organizers. They
    charge a spectator fee, entry fee, they have sponsors and god knows what other
    money they are making; so they shouldn’t have to pay Capcom a license fee to
    stream? They should be allowed to make thousands of dollars and only pay once
    for a product?   What kind of business model is this? There is
    a guy on twitch.tv named towliee who streams warcraft and other games. He brags
    that he pulls in almost 5 grand plus a month by doing so. This guy is streaming
    all of these games and making 60,000 plus a year.  The people come and watch him play these games
    and not there to watch him for his cheery disposition. If its wrong for a company
    to be compensated then its wrong for people to make any revenue off streaming
    but they are. These businesses have to make their money for their products. They
    should not be labeled as the bad guys for trying to protect their interest.

    As far as the freedom of speech argument goes. People say
    whatever they want on line without any consequences what so ever. How many
    people have been playing a game in their home and received hate mail regardless
    of winning or losing? Its funny but no one should bother another individual;
    especially in a malicious manner. That is harassment and bullying. You need
    some law for online because in real life if someone is bothering you they can
    be arrested or worse; so again why should laws be any different on line? The
    other day I read an article of a 15 year old killing her self because she was
    being bullied in school and harassed on face book. She committed suicide by
    stepping in front of a bus. Do you know while she was in the hospital they were
    still posting negative things about her on face book. A few years ago a mother
    got on face book and pretended to be a teenage boy to this girl. Had the girl
    thinking this boy liked her and then broke her heart. She committed suicide and
    this lady did not get in trouble for it. why should peoples free speech be
    allowed to harm others and no consequences come to them. it’s not just about
    streaming its about the bigger picture. I think people are not looking at what
    is going on around them as a whole to realize that something needs to be done
    and soon before it’s too late.

  • Jamie Carpenter

    When it comes to SOPA I think some people are not looking at
    the bigger picture. The internet is like the wild west at this point. Anyone
    can say anything, do anything they want and not be penalized at all. The reason
    why is because of the lack of regulations. I have read how people have said
    they will not support this company and that company for supporting this bill. Well
    it’s a business. How do you expect them to continue to thrive if some of their
    products are being pirated? That defeats the purpose of them being in business.
    Yes these companies are huge like Nintendo but what does huge have to do with
    anything when it comes down to something they created. Shouldn’t they be
    compensated? The same argument was with the used games. The gaming industry is and
    was suffering a profit decline in 2008-2009 fiscal year; game stops profits
    tripled. This is because they are selling used games. Now the companies who
    distributed the games feel this is not fair to them and its cutting into their
    profits because while they are producing the same title game stop is selling it
    cheaper and making the profit. So they implemented the ticket program; if you
    buy a used game you have to buy a ticket just to access the online features. So
    the manufacture can make some sort of money. They are also giving you more incentives
    now to purchase a game new. For example games like call of duty mdw 3 coming
    with a special gun code, assassins creed revelations came with a downloadable
    copy of assassins creed one and twisted metal incentive is you being able to
    get axel and a copy of twisted metal black. They are creating these incentives
    to get people to buy their products the right way.

    If some of you created a product and invested your blood,
    sweat and tears into it. wouldn’t you want to be compensated fairly or would
    you want someone to come along and say: you are well off why can’t we make
    copies or buy this used? You would feel cheated in some way shape or form.

    As far as the streaming goes; all businesses have to pay
    license fees to use images, product and etc so why is it a problem now? All
    companies do it in the real world, so why should this be any different. The NFL
    and NBA makes it clear that you need their expressed permission and licensing
    to even mention them in whatever you are doing. Why shouldn’t people pay
    licensing fees to these companies? The same people who are streaming are making
    profit either off becoming partners with twitch tv and running commercials. Look
    at Wednesday night fights, it has turned into an infomercial in some hours with
    all the different people Valle has on talking about their products. So he is
    using Capcom and other companies’ games to get the numbers and uses these
    numbers to make profit and receive product? So how fair is that. Why shouldn’t
    he pay a flat license fee, hell look at some of these tournament organizers. They
    charge a spectator fee, entry fee, they have sponsors and god knows what other
    money they are making; so they shouldn’t have to pay Capcom a license fee to
    stream? They should be allowed to make thousands of dollars and only pay once
    for a product?   What kind of business model is this? There is
    a guy on twitch.tv named towliee who streams warcraft and other games. He brags
    that he pulls in almost 5 grand plus a month by doing so. This guy is streaming
    all of these games and making 60,000 plus a year.  The people come and watch him play these games
    and not there to watch him for his cheery disposition. If its wrong for a company
    to be compensated then its wrong for people to make any revenue off streaming
    but they are. These businesses have to make their money for their products. They
    should not be labeled as the bad guys for trying to protect their interest.

    As far as the freedom of speech argument goes. People say
    whatever they want on line without any consequences what so ever. How many
    people have been playing a game in their home and received hate mail regardless
    of winning or losing? Its funny but no one should bother another individual;
    especially in a malicious manner. That is harassment and bullying. You need
    some law for online because in real life if someone is bothering you they can
    be arrested or worse; so again why should laws be any different on line? The
    other day I read an article of a 15 year old killing her self because she was
    being bullied in school and harassed on face book. She committed suicide by
    stepping in front of a bus. Do you know while she was in the hospital they were
    still posting negative things about her on face book. A few years ago a mother
    got on face book and pretended to be a teenage boy to this girl. Had the girl
    thinking this boy liked her and then broke her heart. She committed suicide and
    this lady did not get in trouble for it. why should peoples free speech be
    allowed to harm others and no consequences come to them. it’s not just about
    streaming its about the bigger picture. I think people are not looking at what
    is going on around them as a whole to realize that something needs to be done
    and soon before it’s too late.

  • http://www.facebook.com/people/Garrett-M-DeCrosta/588410690 Garrett M. DeCrosta

    I support this. Taking youtube out of the picture allows people to learn games and things the way they used to, by using their brains and being more ACTIVE in the tournament scene. Anyone who is anyone can easily learn anything and just sit on their butts at home and go “lol, thanks justin wong! now i’ll just do what you do and beat my friends and win tournaments!” or “i have no idea how to use Hawkeye….whats the combo you have to do with him again?” and just mindlessly look it up and just spit it back out on the controller. It’s too easy to be good at games because of the internet and it makes them less fun.

    People also need to pull their head out of their asses and realize just how bad piracy is. Piracy indirectly affects jobs world wide. Look at the video rental industry or places like Borders Books for example. Why are video stores going out? Because people pirate, red box, and Netflix. It’s the same with gaming or anything else. You hurt the economy by stealing and it is a piece of the reason why the economy in the US is fucking ass.

    • http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1062827002 Edgar Mendez

      wow. Your ok with everyone losing youtube just cause you hate people for learning combos online? I think there’s more valuable things were losing than combo videos if sopa is passed lol. 

    • http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1062827002 Edgar Mendez

      wow. Your ok with everyone losing youtube just cause you hate people for learning combos online? I think there’s more valuable things were losing than combo videos if sopa is passed lol. 

    • http://twitter.com/MiGaOh Michael G. O’Hair

      How can players learn things the old way when virtually none of current fighting games have widespread arcade releases outside of their country of origin? Do you want to go back to the old ways or the old old ways?

      With the arrival of the internet, it is now easier than ever to put together a knowledge base with which to fully learn and exploit the individual elements of fighting games. We can’t go back to the old ways.

      As for intellectual property theft and piracy; yes, it’s bad; no, it’s not going away; and SOPA as a horrible way to combat it. The current legislation comes down to an endless game of website Whack-a-Mole (Remember when that was in the arcades? Remember arcades?) limited to a few cooperating countries (the US tried to push Spain to enact SOPA-like legislation, it didn’t go too well). SOPA is inefficient and nullifies too many liberties of too many people in the pursuit of protecting the properties of a few copyright holders.

      Video stores are going out of business because of digital distribution, just as newspapers are losing revenue with the invention of online news, not because people are stealing games and films and newspapers.

  • http://www.facebook.com/people/Garrett-M-DeCrosta/588410690 Garrett M. DeCrosta

    I support this. Taking youtube out of the picture allows people to learn games and things the way they used to, by using their brains and being more ACTIVE in the tournament scene. Anyone who is anyone can easily learn anything and just sit on their butts at home and go “lol, thanks justin wong! now i’ll just do what you do and beat my friends and win tournaments!” or “i have no idea how to use Hawkeye….whats the combo you have to do with him again?” and just mindlessly look it up and just spit it back out on the controller. It’s too easy to be good at games because of the internet and it makes them less fun.

    People also need to pull their head out of their asses and realize just how bad piracy is. Piracy indirectly affects jobs world wide. Look at the video rental industry or places like Borders Books for example. Why are video stores going out? Because people pirate, red box, and Netflix. It’s the same with gaming or anything else. You hurt the economy by stealing and it is a piece of the reason why the economy in the US is fucking ass.

  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_5FLRQI2X2LU3IHMCG7HEAEFD5I Cat Astrophy

    Shouldn’t UltraDavid be writing this article

  • Anonymous

    The corporations that support this bill thinks that all the people who pirate will magically buy their products or services once they can’t pirate.  What they don’t understand (or refused to acknowledge) is there is less play money from the average consumer.  If the bill does work, there will be less piracy, but the corporations will not be taking in more money.  All SOPA will succeed in doing is infract on our right to freedom of the press (given how vague the bill is worded).

  • http://www.facebook.com/TheRedrapper Zaid Tabani

    So now I am going to comment with what I said earlier…

    • http://twitter.com/MiGaOh Michael G. O’Hair

      More informed and educated people are proposing solutions to SOPA. Most people in the fighting games space play fighting games without regard to politics or which intellectual property restrictions publishers support. Most of us don’t care unless it stops us from playing fighting games in the ways we like. Expecting an intellectual think-tank to emerge from fighting game players is nonsense; you’re going to get a couple people thinking seriously about the implications, and the vast majority talking BS about random crap or implausible situations and solutions. The more attention focused on issues on the periphery means less attention spent on issues closer to the core of the experience, such as practicing like mad until July.

      In short, you were fishing in the wrong pond.

    • http://twitter.com/MiGaOh Michael G. O’Hair

      More informed and educated people are proposing solutions to SOPA. Most people in the fighting games space play fighting games without regard to politics or which intellectual property restrictions publishers support. Most of us don’t care unless it stops us from playing fighting games in the ways we like. Expecting an intellectual think-tank to emerge from fighting game players is nonsense; you’re going to get a couple people thinking seriously about the implications, and the vast majority talking BS about random crap or implausible situations and solutions. The more attention focused on issues on the periphery means less attention spent on issues closer to the core of the experience, such as practicing like mad until July.

      In short, you were fishing in the wrong pond.

    • http://twitter.com/MiGaOh Michael G. O’Hair

      More informed and educated people are proposing solutions to SOPA. Most people in the fighting games space play fighting games without regard to politics or which intellectual property restrictions publishers support. Most of us don’t care unless it stops us from playing fighting games in the ways we like. Expecting an intellectual think-tank to emerge from fighting game players is nonsense; you’re going to get a couple people thinking seriously about the implications, and the vast majority talking BS about random crap or implausible situations and solutions. The more attention focused on issues on the periphery means less attention spent on issues closer to the core of the experience, such as practicing like mad until July.

      In short, you were fishing in the wrong pond.

    • http://twitter.com/MiGaOh Michael G. O’Hair

      More informed and educated people are proposing solutions to SOPA. Most people in the fighting games space play fighting games without regard to politics or which intellectual property restrictions publishers support. Most of us don’t care unless it stops us from playing fighting games in the ways we like. Expecting an intellectual think-tank to emerge from fighting game players is nonsense; you’re going to get a couple people thinking seriously about the implications, and the vast majority talking BS about random crap or implausible situations and solutions. The more attention focused on issues on the periphery means less attention spent on issues closer to the core of the experience, such as practicing like mad until July.

      In short, you were fishing in the wrong pond.

      • http://www.facebook.com/people/Sean-Foreman/100000476695712 Sean Foreman

        Wrong.  Red’s doing what he should be doing: raising awareness about an issue that has the potential of threatening the way we play games and how we share information about said games, as well as other internet-related freedoms to a community he apparently loves.  

        I’m sure that Red did this, because of the small possibility of someone here actually coming up with useful input.  Not all of us are trolls, hysterical people or defeatists.  Some of us are searching for answers.  We here are not as like-minded as you think we are.

        As for me personally, I’m still looking for organizations on the internet that claim to have been making efforts against PIPA and SOPA, as well as provide easy-to-understand interpretations of the bills.  The first to inform me of the current situation was DemandProgress.org.  However, their website doesn’t appear to be updated with the most current info.  I’ll keep looking and get back to you guys if I find anything more useful.

      • http://www.facebook.com/people/Sean-Foreman/100000476695712 Sean Foreman

        Wrong.  Red’s doing what he should be doing: raising awareness about an issue that has the potential of threatening the way we play games and how we share information about said games, as well as other internet-related freedoms to a community he apparently loves.  

        I’m sure that Red did this, because of the small possibility of someone here actually coming up with useful input.  Not all of us are trolls, hysterical people or defeatists.  Some of us are searching for answers.  We here are not as like-minded as you think we are.

        As for me personally, I’m still looking for organizations on the internet that claim to have been making efforts against PIPA and SOPA, as well as provide easy-to-understand interpretations of the bills.  The first to inform me of the current situation was DemandProgress.org.  However, their website doesn’t appear to be updated with the most current info.  I’ll keep looking and get back to you guys if I find anything more useful.

    • http://twitter.com/MiGaOh Michael G. O’Hair

      More informed and educated people are proposing solutions to SOPA. Most people in the fighting games space play fighting games without regard to politics or which intellectual property restrictions publishers support. Most of us don’t care unless it stops us from playing fighting games in the ways we like. Expecting an intellectual think-tank to emerge from fighting game players is nonsense; you’re going to get a couple people thinking seriously about the implications, and the vast majority talking BS about random crap or implausible situations and solutions. The more attention focused on issues on the periphery means less attention spent on issues closer to the core of the experience, such as practicing like mad until July.

      In short, you were fishing in the wrong pond.

  • http://www.facebook.com/TheRedrapper Zaid Tabani

    So now I am going to comment with what I said earlier…

  • http://twitter.com/irl_wilson ryan wilson

    ima start wearing an eyepatch outside now

  • Moribund Cadaver

    The basic problem is that SOPA’s execution is wrong-headed and not just ethically questionable, but mechanically impractical. It’s true that it has the potential to break much of how the internet operates on a day to day basis, and allow organizations and companies to possess far too much unchecked power with regards to screwing with the internet.

    However, another point in all this, one raised recently as more technically literate people enter the fray, is that SOPA may inadvertently force the Internet to evolve. One reason SOPA is such a problem, in fact, a reason why its misguided tactics are even possible, is that the Internet itself depends on too narrow of a root. Some experts have theorized that this could be the straw that breaks the camel’s back, resulting in the Internet being overhauled. The Internet is too important to allow any country, nation, or corporation, to have the power to shut down, block, censor, or re-route vast swaths of its traffic. The people who created the Internet never imagined how critical it would become, how much the world would depend on it in such a short span of time. The structure of the net isn’t all that great for preventing such a global resource from being monkeyed with by a powerful few.

  • http://twitter.com/FreeStepDodge FreeStepDodge.com

    Piracy is a service issue. If the entertainment industry would actually respond to the real demands that their target audience wants, they’d make more money for themselves. If they can provide a service that’s better than what the Pirates provide then the Pirates will have no legs.

  • http://twitter.com/FreeStepDodge FreeStepDodge.com

    Piracy is a service issue. If the entertainment industry would actually respond to the real demands that their target audience wants, they’d make more money for themselves. If they can provide a service that’s better than what the Pirates provide then the Pirates will have no legs.

  • http://twitter.com/FreeStepDodge FreeStepDodge.com

    Piracy is a service issue. If the entertainment industry would actually respond to the real demands that their target audience wants, they’d make more money for themselves. If they can provide a service that’s better than what the Pirates provide then the Pirates will have no legs.

  • http://twitter.com/FreeStepDodge FreeStepDodge.com

    Piracy is a service issue. If the entertainment industry would actually respond to the real demands that their target audience wants, they’d make more money for themselves. If they can provide a service that’s better than what the Pirates provide then the Pirates will have no legs.

  • http://twitter.com/FreeStepDodge FreeStepDodge.com

    Piracy is a service issue. If the entertainment industry would actually respond to the real demands that their target audience wants, they’d make more money for themselves. If they can provide a service that’s better than what the Pirates provide then the Pirates will have no legs.

  • http://twitter.com/FreeStepDodge FreeStepDodge.com

    Piracy is a service issue. If the entertainment industry would actually respond to the real demands that their target audience wants, they’d make more money for themselves. If they can provide a service that’s better than what the Pirates provide then the Pirates will have no legs.

    • http://twitter.com/GetOffMyLawn53 Alan Moore

      That’s part of it, but a large group of pirates will pirate away anyway. Some people just don’t want to pay for things.

    • http://twitter.com/GetOffMyLawn53 Alan Moore

      That’s part of it, but a large group of pirates will pirate away anyway. Some people just don’t want to pay for things.

  • http://twitter.com/Inphinite K. Powell

    I think it’s cute how this article comes on the coattails of the CAPCOM/ESA news. Hoping to see people go ahead and pick up that SFxT? Sorry. Since money is supposedly speech, I’ll be sending a message to CAPCOM and the other ESA companies that I don’t support their stance by denying them mine. We can talk about how to fix the problem after we know that SOPA AND Protect IP are off the table for a vote.

    It does you know good to try and bargain if you’re not going to put yourself in a position to be heard and taken seriously.

  • http://twitter.com/Inphinite K. Powell

    I think it’s cute how this article comes on the coattails of the CAPCOM/ESA news. Hoping to see people go ahead and pick up that SFxT? Sorry. Since money is supposedly speech, I’ll be sending a message to CAPCOM and the other ESA companies that I don’t support their stance by denying them mine. We can talk about how to fix the problem after we know that SOPA AND Protect IP are off the table for a vote.

    It does you know good to try and bargain if you’re not going to put yourself in a position to be heard and taken seriously.

  • http://twitter.com/Inphinite K. Powell

    I think it’s cute how this article comes on the coattails of the CAPCOM/ESA news. Hoping to see people go ahead and pick up that SFxT? Sorry. Since money is supposedly speech, I’ll be sending a message to CAPCOM and the other ESA companies that I don’t support their stance by denying them mine. We can talk about how to fix the problem after we know that SOPA AND Protect IP are off the table for a vote.

    It does you know good to try and bargain if you’re not going to put yourself in a position to be heard and taken seriously.

  • http://twitter.com/Inphinite K. Powell

    I think it’s cute how this article comes on the coattails of the CAPCOM/ESA news. Hoping to see people go ahead and pick up that SFxT? Sorry. Since money is supposedly speech, I’ll be sending a message to CAPCOM and the other ESA companies that I don’t support their stance by denying them mine. We can talk about how to fix the problem after we know that SOPA AND Protect IP are off the table for a vote.

    It does you know good to try and bargain if you’re not going to put yourself in a position to be heard and taken seriously.

  • http://www.facebook.com/Aaron.Cookie.Monster.Saballo Aaron Scooby Saballo

    Piracy is almost needed nowadays. With how hard it is to find a job now, how do you expect aspiring students of the arts to get a hold of all the different programs we use in the industry? its impossible. This software is way overpriced with autodesk products costing $600+, not to mention the programs are built to work together so you MUST buy at least three different programs to get somewhere. Not only is the software overpriced, the books available to learn these programs are expensive as well and most of them aren’t very efficient (how do you know they are worth the money?). Then there is the pricing of higher level education in general (too many issues with that to list). Seriously piracy keeps most college students afloat, and has done a better job at that than the government ever will.

  • http://twitter.com/broccoman Jeff

    Best way to get Capcom to remove its support is by boycotting Capcom if they don’t pull this back.  Given that their next game is SFvsTK it should be easy for many of you.  Also, streamers could do something- don’t stream Capcom games period for a few weeks, just non-Capcom gmaes like BB/KOF.  That would get a message across I believe.

    You can’t really boycott everyone, but you can do a directed, targeted attempt to terrorize one company- that’s most effective, just go ask GoDaddy who learned their lesson recently.

  • http://twitter.com/Graphf Thane W

    where is Ultra David?

  • http://twitter.com/Graphf Thane W

    where is Ultra David?

  • Anonymous

    New wrinkle.
    http://www.capcom-unity.com/ask_capcom/go/thread/view/7371/28807991/Why_Capcom_usa_support_Sopa_and_Ip_protection_&post_num=86#514635787

    tl;dr: “At Capcom, we’re game makers, not legislators. We do not have an
    internal stance on this particular issue and are not planning to. We’ll
    get back to making games. Thanks.” – Sven

  • Anonymous

    New wrinkle.
    http://www.capcom-unity.com/ask_capcom/go/thread/view/7371/28807991/Why_Capcom_usa_support_Sopa_and_Ip_protection_&post_num=86#514635787

    tl;dr: “At Capcom, we’re game makers, not legislators. We do not have an
    internal stance on this particular issue and are not planning to. We’ll
    get back to making games. Thanks.” – Sven

    • http://twitter.com/broccoman Jeff

      No credibility Capcom.  Not after you guys tried to put Ubi-style DRM in AE for PC, and that stunt with PS3 FF/Magic Sword combo that left folks unable to play their game a month last year while PSN was down.

    • http://twitter.com/broccoman Jeff

      No credibility Capcom.  Not after you guys tried to put Ubi-style DRM in AE for PC, and that stunt with PS3 FF/Magic Sword combo that left folks unable to play their game a month last year while PSN was down.

  • http://twitter.com/srslygtfo Mr. X
  • http://twitter.com/srslygtfo Mr. X
  • http://www.facebook.com/people/Nic-Mager/100002662457319 Nic Mager

    The big problem with how they are approaching this is that when they try to put a dollar amount on piracy, they assume the people that downloaded XX would have bought XX if it weren’t available for download.  This is a big hole.

    I download all kinds of stuff.  If it weren’t there for download, I just wouldn’t have it.  If we want to go see a good movie, we go see a good movie.  If I want a new CD for a band I like, I go buy it.  but when I download a few songs for a group I’ve never heard of, or movies just out of randomness, there’s no way in hell I would have paid money for it. 

    Very few people download instead of buying when it really comes down to it.  They are blowing up the problem because they see a million downloads of a song and assume that it could have been a million more sales, when in reality it would have been a hundred.

  • http://www.facebook.com/mtait2 Michael Tait

    i think if the companies got the public involved more we could work this out pretty easily and wouldnt need to goto the lengths they are, like what capcom did with the character selections for umvc3 but if people just abuse the companies involved then there just gonna hit us with more things to be pissed off about. we need to meet in the middle and agree or both parties are going to be ruined and i know i dont want that happening.

  • Anonymous

    First of all don’t vote for any dick that had anything to do with it. Obama signed it Vote his ass out, look at your members of congress and see if they voted for it. If their seat is up for grabs vote for the other guy, if their seat isn’t up for grabs make it by starting a recall. Once they are private citizens, kick their ass…not Obama, stay away from his ass (Google ”Obama gay lover Chicago” to find out why to stay far away from that mans ass)

  • Anonymous

    First of all don’t vote for any dick that had anything to do with it. Obama signed it Vote his ass out, look at your members of congress and see if they voted for it. If their seat is up for grabs vote for the other guy, if their seat isn’t up for grabs make it by starting a recall. Once they are private citizens, kick their ass…not Obama, stay away from his ass (Google ”Obama gay lover Chicago” to find out why to stay far away from that mans ass)

  • Anonymous

    First of all don’t vote for any dick that had anything to do with it. Obama signed it Vote his ass out, look at your members of congress and see if they voted for it. If their seat is up for grabs vote for the other guy, if their seat isn’t up for grabs make it by starting a recall. Once they are private citizens, kick their ass…not Obama, stay away from his ass (Google ”Obama gay lover Chicago” to find out why to stay far away from that mans ass)

  • Anonymous

    First of all don’t vote for any dick that had anything to do with it. Obama signed it Vote his ass out, look at your members of congress and see if they voted for it. If their seat is up for grabs vote for the other guy, if their seat isn’t up for grabs make it by starting a recall. Once they are private citizens, kick their ass…not Obama, stay away from his ass (Google ”Obama gay lover Chicago” to find out why to stay far away from that mans ass)

  • http://www.facebook.com/people/Above-All/100003111162825 Above All

    FUCK THAT!!! How many times will Capcom have to “relent” on major issues before you idiots stop letting them slap you around?

    Start speaking with your wallets. I hope to God that SRK has more entertainment in their lives to sacrifice Capcom fighters in order to get a very important message across.

    Capcom’s pimpin the shit out you fools and this article only proves it.The only way to make a change is stop supporting these people and they’ll fuck up a lot less.

  • http://www.facebook.com/people/Above-All/100003111162825 Above All

    FUCK THAT!!! How many times will Capcom have to “relent” on major issues before you idiots stop letting them slap you around?

    Start speaking with your wallets. I hope to God that SRK has more entertainment in their lives to sacrifice Capcom fighters in order to get a very important message across.

    Capcom’s pimpin the shit out you fools and this article only proves it.The only way to make a change is stop supporting these people and they’ll fuck up a lot less.

  • http://www.facebook.com/zrodadon Jonathan Wooden

    This is moving faster than we think.  I just uploaded a video ten minutes ago and as soon as it was done I got a message from YouTube that informed me that the video I uploaded retained licensed material owned by Capcom.  It also said no actions were required at the moment but considering my whole page is dedicated to Spiderman and this is the first time I got that message I find that irritating for the future.

  • http://www.facebook.com/zrodadon Jonathan Wooden

    This is moving faster than we think.  I just uploaded a video ten minutes ago and as soon as it was done I got a message from YouTube that informed me that the video I uploaded retained licensed material owned by Capcom.  It also said no actions were required at the moment but considering my whole page is dedicated to Spiderman and this is the first time I got that message I find that irritating for the future.

  • http://www.facebook.com/zrodadon Jonathan Wooden

    This is moving faster than we think.  I just uploaded a video ten minutes ago and as soon as it was done I got a message from YouTube that informed me that the video I uploaded retained licensed material owned by Capcom.  It also said no actions were required at the moment but considering my whole page is dedicated to Spiderman and this is the first time I got that message I find that irritating for the future.

  • http://www.facebook.com/zrodadon Jonathan Wooden

    This is moving faster than we think.  I just uploaded a video ten minutes ago and as soon as it was done I got a message from YouTube that informed me that the video I uploaded retained licensed material owned by Capcom.  It also said no actions were required at the moment but considering my whole page is dedicated to Spiderman and this is the first time I got that message I find that irritating for the future.

  • Anonymous

    I didn’t buy AE,or any of the Marvel 3 series. I could care less about SOPA, but I’m still eschewing Capcom until they step their game up. No gems in my near-future.

  • Anonymous

    I didn’t buy AE,or any of the Marvel 3 series. I could care less about SOPA, but I’m still eschewing Capcom until they step their game up. No gems in my near-future.

    • http://twitter.com/Anawnnemus john doe

      “I could care less about SOPA…”

      YEAH! WHO CARES ABOUT, YOU KNOW, YOUR RIGHTS BEING TAKEN HOSTAGE?!

      Fucking idiot…

    • http://twitter.com/Adnan199X Adnan

      That’s because you don’t know what SOPA will do. If it get’s passed, sites like Shoryuken and Youtube would be at risk of being taken down.

    • http://twitter.com/Adnan199X Adnan

      That’s because you don’t know what SOPA will do. If it get’s passed, sites like Shoryuken and Youtube would be at risk of being taken down.

  • Anonymous

    I didn’t buy AE,or any of the Marvel 3 series. I could care less about SOPA, but I’m still eschewing Capcom until they step their game up. No gems in my near-future.

  • Anonymous

    I didn’t buy AE,or any of the Marvel 3 series. I could care less about SOPA, but I’m still eschewing Capcom until they step their game up. No gems in my near-future.

  • http://twitter.com/Graphf Thane W
  • http://www.facebook.com/people/Jon-Slayton/563921933 Jon Slayton

    Honestly, you can’t stop pirates. They always have and always will find a way around whatever solution you put out.

    I’m of the opinion that these pirates probably wouldn’t have bought the content anyway. Most young people can’t afford 60 dollar games 2-3 times a month, on top of movies and music and all that. Shit, people with jobs can barely afford this stuff. A CD costs pennies on the dollar to produce, so why the hell are they almost 20 dollars? If companies stopped ripping us off and charged reasonable prices for their products, people would be less inclined to pirate. I don’t know why they don’t see the problem on their end and only want to blame pirates.

  • http://www.facebook.com/people/Jon-Slayton/563921933 Jon Slayton

    Honestly, you can’t stop pirates. They always have and always will find a way around whatever solution you put out.

    I’m of the opinion that these pirates probably wouldn’t have bought the content anyway. Most young people can’t afford 60 dollar games 2-3 times a month, on top of movies and music and all that. Shit, people with jobs can barely afford this stuff. A CD costs pennies on the dollar to produce, so why the hell are they almost 20 dollars? If companies stopped ripping us off and charged reasonable prices for their products, people would be less inclined to pirate. I don’t know why they don’t see the problem on their end and only want to blame pirates.

  • http://twitter.com/Adnan199X Adnan

    If you still don’t know what SOPA does – or heck, wanna know something very interesting and ironic about the corporations supporting SOPA, watch this video (it’s about 15 minutes long, but it’s worth a watch, just trust me on this)

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WJIuYgIvKsc

  • http://twitter.com/Adnan199X Adnan

    If you still don’t know what SOPA does – or heck, wanna know something very interesting and ironic about the corporations supporting SOPA, watch this video (it’s about 15 minutes long, but it’s worth a watch, just trust me on this)

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WJIuYgIvKsc

  • Matthew Orcutt

    People really miss the big picture here.

    SOPA is just one tiny wake up call to our current world’s problems. Right now the gateway to that is the internet. In under 25 years (mainstream internet usage) we’ve become globally connected in a spiderweb of networks–almost completely unregulated. Where people all over the world can organize, interact, share, communicate, trade, and even operate businesses. That level of freedom scares companies as it poses a threat to their tried and true money making machines. So instead of the basic approach of supply/demand where they control how much/where from/cost to compete with the new business models they instead want to control the market. You control the market, you control the profits. You control the profits, you control what people access and where they access it from. 

    Money. That’s the modern problem.

    Our world and lifestyle is so tied up in money that without it, it’s like a scared rabbit in the face of a wolf. If they don’t have money, they don’t have anything. That’s why the internet is proving to be such a threat to classical views of a modern society. The internet doesn’t need money. It is its own entity that has a global backing which you cannot shut down; you can repress it, but it’ll never shut down.

    SOPA wouldn’t exist if “potential” profits weren’t involved. Companies talk about losses as in they physically lost something. If you stole a physical disk from a store, that’s a loss. Companies invest money into people to create a service/goods for usage. That initial investment + profit is what they hope to achieve by creating said service or good. What the new issue is coming from from that business model is incentive to buy. What benefit is it to pay for something when the same content can be given accessed for free with no restrictions on how it’s used.

    Modern society right now wants to have what they want, when they want it, where they want it, and used wherever they want it. Piracy gives exactly what the consumer wants. Access, control, and their own price. As I said before, that’s why companies or even individuals feel threatened by piracy. The threat piracy creates is how much content can be released. Thus meaning, less games, movies, music, or any other physical/digital media. That’s where their needs to be a compromise. 

    Where that compromise lies is in pricing. The price of entertainment is too high and the benefit is too little for the global economy. $60 USD is a weeks worth of groceries for the average person. That’s also the cost of the average console video game in the united states (which only gets more expensive in other countries). Imagine if a company dropped the price of a music CD to $5.00 or a video game to $29.99 as the standard. Look at whenever retail companies do sales on video games or movies, they sell like hot-cakes. The standard pricing model is too expensive.

    You drop the prices on entertainment into a level which is reasonable to the average consumer with no restriction on how much they use it or where they use it and create an incentive for them to buy from a company again–you’ve now eliminated 60% of piracy. People are always going to pirate, regardless of their reasoning. It’s something modern society is going to have to accept. However give the people who buy the content some reason to do so. Things like $5.00 off your next game purchase towards that company or free (non gimmicky) future content; very small bits that can add up in the long run. That’s the incentive people need to reduce piracy.1.) Modern reduced pricing models
    2.) Reason to continue purchasing
    3.) Consumer control of how and where they use their content
    ./end

  • Matthew Orcutt

    People really miss the big picture here.

    SOPA is just one tiny wake up call to our current world’s problems. Right now the gateway to that is the internet. In under 25 years (mainstream internet usage) we’ve become globally connected in a spiderweb of networks–almost completely unregulated. Where people all over the world can organize, interact, share, communicate, trade, and even operate businesses. That level of freedom scares companies as it poses a threat to their tried and true money making machines. So instead of the basic approach of supply/demand where they control how much/where from/cost to compete with the new business models they instead want to control the market. You control the market, you control the profits. You control the profits, you control what people access and where they access it from. 

    Money. That’s the modern problem.

    Our world and lifestyle is so tied up in money that without it, it’s like a scared rabbit in the face of a wolf. If they don’t have money, they don’t have anything. That’s why the internet is proving to be such a threat to classical views of a modern society. The internet doesn’t need money. It is its own entity that has a global backing which you cannot shut down; you can repress it, but it’ll never shut down.

    SOPA wouldn’t exist if “potential” profits weren’t involved. Companies talk about losses as in they physically lost something. If you stole a physical disk from a store, that’s a loss. Companies invest money into people to create a service/goods for usage. That initial investment + profit is what they hope to achieve by creating said service or good. What the new issue is coming from from that business model is incentive to buy. What benefit is it to pay for something when the same content can be given accessed for free with no restrictions on how it’s used.

    Modern society right now wants to have what they want, when they want it, where they want it, and used wherever they want it. Piracy gives exactly what the consumer wants. Access, control, and their own price. As I said before, that’s why companies or even individuals feel threatened by piracy. The threat piracy creates is how much content can be released. Thus meaning, less games, movies, music, or any other physical/digital media. That’s where their needs to be a compromise. 

    Where that compromise lies is in pricing. The price of entertainment is too high and the benefit is too little for the global economy. $60 USD is a weeks worth of groceries for the average person. That’s also the cost of the average console video game in the united states (which only gets more expensive in other countries). Imagine if a company dropped the price of a music CD to $5.00 or a video game to $29.99 as the standard. Look at whenever retail companies do sales on video games or movies, they sell like hot-cakes. The standard pricing model is too expensive.

    You drop the prices on entertainment into a level which is reasonable to the average consumer with no restriction on how much they use it or where they use it and create an incentive for them to buy from a company again–you’ve now eliminated 60% of piracy. People are always going to pirate, regardless of their reasoning. It’s something modern society is going to have to accept. However give the people who buy the content some reason to do so. Things like $5.00 off your next game purchase towards that company or free (non gimmicky) future content; very small bits that can add up in the long run. That’s the incentive people need to reduce piracy.1.) Modern reduced pricing models
    2.) Reason to continue purchasing
    3.) Consumer control of how and where they use their content
    ./end

  • Matthew Orcutt

    People really miss the big picture here.

    SOPA is just one tiny wake up call to our current world’s problems. Right now the gateway to that is the internet. In under 25 years (mainstream internet usage) we’ve become globally connected in a spiderweb of networks–almost completely unregulated. Where people all over the world can organize, interact, share, communicate, trade, and even operate businesses. That level of freedom scares companies as it poses a threat to their tried and true money making machines. So instead of the basic approach of supply/demand where they control how much/where from/cost to compete with the new business models they instead want to control the market. You control the market, you control the profits. You control the profits, you control what people access and where they access it from. 

    Money. That’s the modern problem.

    Our world and lifestyle is so tied up in money that without it, it’s like a scared rabbit in the face of a wolf. If they don’t have money, they don’t have anything. That’s why the internet is proving to be such a threat to classical views of a modern society. The internet doesn’t need money. It is its own entity that has a global backing which you cannot shut down; you can repress it, but it’ll never shut down.

    SOPA wouldn’t exist if “potential” profits weren’t involved. Companies talk about losses as in they physically lost something. If you stole a physical disk from a store, that’s a loss. Companies invest money into people to create a service/goods for usage. That initial investment + profit is what they hope to achieve by creating said service or good. What the new issue is coming from from that business model is incentive to buy. What benefit is it to pay for something when the same content can be given accessed for free with no restrictions on how it’s used.

    Modern society right now wants to have what they want, when they want it, where they want it, and used wherever they want it. Piracy gives exactly what the consumer wants. Access, control, and their own price. As I said before, that’s why companies or even individuals feel threatened by piracy. The threat piracy creates is how much content can be released. Thus meaning, less games, movies, music, or any other physical/digital media. That’s where their needs to be a compromise. 

    Where that compromise lies is in pricing. The price of entertainment is too high and the benefit is too little for the global economy. $60 USD is a weeks worth of groceries for the average person. That’s also the cost of the average console video game in the united states (which only gets more expensive in other countries). Imagine if a company dropped the price of a music CD to $5.00 or a video game to $29.99 as the standard. Look at whenever retail companies do sales on video games or movies, they sell like hot-cakes. The standard pricing model is too expensive.

    You drop the prices on entertainment into a level which is reasonable to the average consumer with no restriction on how much they use it or where they use it and create an incentive for them to buy from a company again–you’ve now eliminated 60% of piracy. People are always going to pirate, regardless of their reasoning. It’s something modern society is going to have to accept. However give the people who buy the content some reason to do so. Things like $5.00 off your next game purchase towards that company or free (non gimmicky) future content; very small bits that can add up in the long run. That’s the incentive people need to reduce piracy.1.) Modern reduced pricing models
    2.) Reason to continue purchasing
    3.) Consumer control of how and where they use their content
    ./end

  • Matthew Orcutt

    People really miss the big picture here.

    SOPA is just one tiny wake up call to our current world’s problems. Right now the gateway to that is the internet. In under 25 years (mainstream internet usage) we’ve become globally connected in a spiderweb of networks–almost completely unregulated. Where people all over the world can organize, interact, share, communicate, trade, and even operate businesses. That level of freedom scares companies as it poses a threat to their tried and true money making machines. So instead of the basic approach of supply/demand where they control how much/where from/cost to compete with the new business models they instead want to control the market. You control the market, you control the profits. You control the profits, you control what people access and where they access it from. 

    Money. That’s the modern problem.

    Our world and lifestyle is so tied up in money that without it, it’s like a scared rabbit in the face of a wolf. If they don’t have money, they don’t have anything. That’s why the internet is proving to be such a threat to classical views of a modern society. The internet doesn’t need money. It is its own entity that has a global backing which you cannot shut down; you can repress it, but it’ll never shut down.

    SOPA wouldn’t exist if “potential” profits weren’t involved. Companies talk about losses as in they physically lost something. If you stole a physical disk from a store, that’s a loss. Companies invest money into people to create a service/goods for usage. That initial investment + profit is what they hope to achieve by creating said service or good. What the new issue is coming from from that business model is incentive to buy. What benefit is it to pay for something when the same content can be given accessed for free with no restrictions on how it’s used.

    Modern society right now wants to have what they want, when they want it, where they want it, and used wherever they want it. Piracy gives exactly what the consumer wants. Access, control, and their own price. As I said before, that’s why companies or even individuals feel threatened by piracy. The threat piracy creates is how much content can be released. Thus meaning, less games, movies, music, or any other physical/digital media. That’s where their needs to be a compromise. 

    Where that compromise lies is in pricing. The price of entertainment is too high and the benefit is too little for the global economy. $60 USD is a weeks worth of groceries for the average person. That’s also the cost of the average console video game in the united states (which only gets more expensive in other countries). Imagine if a company dropped the price of a music CD to $5.00 or a video game to $29.99 as the standard. Look at whenever retail companies do sales on video games or movies, they sell like hot-cakes. The standard pricing model is too expensive.

    You drop the prices on entertainment into a level which is reasonable to the average consumer with no restriction on how much they use it or where they use it and create an incentive for them to buy from a company again–you’ve now eliminated 60% of piracy. People are always going to pirate, regardless of their reasoning. It’s something modern society is going to have to accept. However give the people who buy the content some reason to do so. Things like $5.00 off your next game purchase towards that company or free (non gimmicky) future content; very small bits that can add up in the long run. That’s the incentive people need to reduce piracy.1.) Modern reduced pricing models
    2.) Reason to continue purchasing
    3.) Consumer control of how and where they use their content
    ./end

  • Anonymous

    SOPA is just congress men teaching the internet to play the “you have to give me money too” game.

    All they want is to be bribed by internet companies, it’s all scare tactics from Washington to have power over the one sector that keeps growing and that could one day put them out of a job once it truly starts to pose viable alternatives to the current legislative system.

    On an internet society like today’s do we really need representatives when we could be voting and legislating ourselves using technology?

  • Anonymous

    SOPA is just congress men teaching the internet to play the “you have to give me money too” game.

    All they want is to be bribed by internet companies, it’s all scare tactics from Washington to have power over the one sector that keeps growing and that could one day put them out of a job once it truly starts to pose viable alternatives to the current legislative system.

    On an internet society like today’s do we really need representatives when we could be voting and legislating ourselves using technology?

  • Anonymous

    SOPA is just congress men teaching the internet to play the “you have to give me money too” game.

    All they want is to be bribed by internet companies, it’s all scare tactics from Washington to have power over the one sector that keeps growing and that could one day put them out of a job once it truly starts to pose viable alternatives to the current legislative system.

    On an internet society like today’s do we really need representatives when we could be voting and legislating ourselves using technology?

  • Anonymous

    SOPA is just congress men teaching the internet to play the “you have to give me money too” game.

    All they want is to be bribed by internet companies, it’s all scare tactics from Washington to have power over the one sector that keeps growing and that could one day put them out of a job once it truly starts to pose viable alternatives to the current legislative system.

    On an internet society like today’s do we really need representatives when we could be voting and legislating ourselves using technology?

  • Anonymous

    SOPA is just congress men teaching the internet to play the “you have to give me money too” game.

    All they want is to be bribed by internet companies, it’s all scare tactics from Washington to have power over the one sector that keeps growing and that could one day put them out of a job once it truly starts to pose viable alternatives to the current legislative system.

    On an internet society like today’s do we really need representatives when we could be voting and legislating ourselves using technology?

  • http://twitter.com/Trexid Joshua Martin

    Stop SOPA vote Ron Paul to abolish the patriot act and protect individual liberties!

    Just posted http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=phRi80HBIuU

  • http://twitter.com/Trexid Joshua Martin

    Stop SOPA vote Ron Paul to abolish the patriot act and protect individual liberties!

    Just posted http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=phRi80HBIuU

  • http://twitter.com/Trexid Joshua Martin

    Stop SOPA vote Ron Paul to abolish the patriot act and protect individual liberties!

    Just posted http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=phRi80HBIuU

  • http://twitter.com/Trexid Joshua Martin

    Stop SOPA vote Ron Paul to abolish the patriot act and protect individual liberties!

    Just posted http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=phRi80HBIuU

  • http://twitter.com/Trexid Joshua Martin

    Stop SOPA vote Ron Paul to abolish the patriot act and protect individual liberties!

    Just posted http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=phRi80HBIuU

  • http://twitter.com/Trexid Joshua Martin

    Stop SOPA vote Ron Paul to abolish the patriot act and protect individual liberties!

    Just posted http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=phRi80HBIuU

  • http://twitter.com/Trexid Joshua Martin

    Stop SOPA vote Ron Paul to abolish the patriot act and protect individual liberties!

    Just posted http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=phRi80HBIuU

  • http://twitter.com/Trexid Joshua Martin

    Stop SOPA vote Ron Paul to abolish the patriot act and protect individual liberties!

    Just posted http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=phRi80HBIuU

  • Kevin Ottison
  • Kevin Ottison
  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_57UCSGQHHGFBAIE3PLSRTIQDJU MuT3SiL3Nc3

    Any of you guys here stop to think maybe we deserve this bill? :)
    :) How many of you all have NEVER stolen ..  em hem .. i mean,
    downloaded a few songs, or a movie, or that sweet new photo shop you
    could or would never dish the retail cost for.

    food for thought. maybe its a good thing.

    Don’t hate.

    :) :) :)

  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_57UCSGQHHGFBAIE3PLSRTIQDJU MuT3SiL3Nc3

    Any of you guys here stop to think maybe we deserve this bill? :)
    :) How many of you all have NEVER stolen ..  em hem .. i mean,
    downloaded a few songs, or a movie, or that sweet new photo shop you
    could or would never dish the retail cost for.

    food for thought. maybe its a good thing.

    Don’t hate.

    :) :) :)

  • http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=626915199 ‘Raven Evermore

    use your smart phone to boycott all companies that support SOPA.

    download this app to do it,

    https://market.android.com/details?id=com.boycottsopa.android 

  • http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=626915199 ‘Raven Evermore

    use your smart phone to boycott all companies that support SOPA.

    download this app to do it,

    https://market.android.com/details?id=com.boycottsopa.android 

  • http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=626915199 ‘Raven Evermore

    use your smart phone to boycott all companies that support SOPA.

    download this app to do it,

    https://market.android.com/details?id=com.boycottsopa.android 

  • http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=626915199 ‘Raven Evermore

    use your smart phone to boycott all companies that support SOPA.

    download this app to do it,

    https://market.android.com/details?id=com.boycottsopa.android 

  • http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=626915199 ‘Raven Evermore

    use your smart phone to boycott all companies that support SOPA.

    download this app to do it,

    https://market.android.com/details?id=com.boycottsopa.android 

  • http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=626915199 ‘Raven Evermore

    use your smart phone to boycott all companies that support SOPA.

    download this app to do it,

    https://market.android.com/details?id=com.boycottsopa.android 

  • http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=626915199 ‘Raven Evermore

    use your smart phone to boycott all companies that support SOPA.

    download this app to do it,

    https://market.android.com/details?id=com.boycottsopa.android 

  • http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=626915199 ‘Raven Evermore

    use your smart phone to boycott all companies that support SOPA.

    download this app to do it,

    https://market.android.com/details?id=com.boycottsopa.android 

  • http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=626915199 ‘Raven Evermore

    use your smart phone to boycott all companies that support SOPA.

    download this app to do it,

    https://market.android.com/details?id=com.boycottsopa.android 

  • http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=626915199 ‘Raven Evermore

    use your smart phone to boycott all companies that support SOPA.

    download this app to do it,

    https://market.android.com/details?id=com.boycottsopa.android 

  • http://www.facebook.com/beatsNstrings Zack Pless

    piracy is not wrong.  i do believe that purposely not supporting an artist that brings you joy is immoral. but if you are truly broke, or truly dont value the product all that much then nobody lost a dime and its not wrong or criminal in any way. #sharingiscaring.. This is coming from someone who has made a living from tips and cd sales..  its all industry propaganda to say that if you download something that you just took money out of someones pocket. its just logically bullshit!

  • http://www.facebook.com/beatsNstrings Zack Pless

    piracy is not wrong.  i do believe that purposely not supporting an artist that brings you joy is immoral. but if you are truly broke, or truly dont value the product all that much then nobody lost a dime and its not wrong or criminal in any way. #sharingiscaring.. This is coming from someone who has made a living from tips and cd sales..  its all industry propaganda to say that if you download something that you just took money out of someones pocket. its just logically bullshit!

  • http://www.facebook.com/people/John-Andre-Nilsen/100002245428541 John Andre Nilsen

    A way to deal with piracy is to put out game demos before it gets released!

    That way the game dont gets downloaded because if pirates like it then they buy the game instead!

    But because there are no demo of the games then pirates would just download the game and buy the game later if they liked it.

  • http://www.facebook.com/people/John-Andre-Nilsen/100002245428541 John Andre Nilsen

    A way to deal with piracy is to put out game demos before it gets released!

    That way the game dont gets downloaded because if pirates like it then they buy the game instead!

    But because there are no demo of the games then pirates would just download the game and buy the game later if they liked it.

  • http://www.facebook.com/people/Tha-Freakazoid/100002620242107 Tha Freakazoid

    Here’s how we as a gaming community take a big stand against SOPA and the ESA: http://www.screwattack.com/StandTogether Spread The Word.

  • http://www.facebook.com/people/Tha-Freakazoid/100002620242107 Tha Freakazoid

    Here’s how we as a gaming community take a big stand against SOPA and the ESA: http://www.screwattack.com/StandTogether Spread The Word.

  • Anonymous

    The Internet has won

  • Anonymous

    The Internet has won

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