Pirate Site Blocking Demands Intensify in the US
Pirate Site Blocking Demands Intensify in the US
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Pirate Site Blocking Demands Intensify as U.S. Lawmakers Get Fmovies Walkthrough * TorrentFreak
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Haven't watched on fmovies before, thanks for the suggestion I guess :)
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FYI It seems like at least the US government doesn't want you to go there. So if Fmoviesz is down or something, you should be careful to avoid alternatives such as sflix.to, lookmovie2.to, flixtorz.to, sflix.to, movieuniverse.se, soap2dayto.day.
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Oh my God, thanks for the heads up! As a European, I would most definitely want to avoid visiting these sites, as I obviously respect copyright law to its full extent! Now I can add them to my (block) list!
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Cool so we are going to nationalize the film industry? Force consolidation of streaming services? Treat entertainment like a utility and fix their rates with a tariff? No? Then fuck off
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I always find it funny how theyre always calling to ban the most surface level piracy sites or just whatever gets a lot of media attention like the pirate bay.
The seas are so deep they can never drain it all, nor do they intend to. Its just to keep that riaa and MPA campaign funds flowing.
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Yep, and even if they managed to block indexers, you can always open up any torrent client with DHT search and find torrents in a fully distributed and P2P way. I used to have magnetico crawling DHT and connected to my *arrstack as a backup so it's pretty straightforward to not rely on any central blockable website for torrents.
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Vote Pirate Party
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Is there a Pirate party in the US?
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Ha, no, we don't have the kind of political system which would make such small parties useful. Anyone who isn't in one of the big two is essentially disenfranchised.
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Looks like I will soon be changing what VPN server I connect to.