From: padre_too@yahoo.com   
      
   "AFTL-FAQ Maintainer"  wrote in message   
   news:965ab153.0312021127.25daa3f7@posting.google.com...   
      
   >   
   > A person that BUYS a Video Cassette, LaserDisc, or other media   
   > containing a motion picture, has every right to MAKE As many COPIES as   
   > they want, they can trade the copies, but they can NOT SELL for a   
   > Profit the copies, ie., they can charge for the tape, the shipping and   
   > handling, the time it took them to make it, etc., they can't make a   
   > profit on the sale, but if they want to SELL for a profit, the video,   
   > they MUST sell the ORIGINAL RETAIL TAPE.   
   >   
   > In other words, if you record the big film STAR WARS: EPISODE II, off   
   > of HBO, Cinemax, Showtime, etc., and you record it on VHS, Beta, DVD,   
   > etc., you are NOT violating the Copyright if you record it to play   
   > back later, keep in yuor collection, or you want to make copies to   
   > trade to friends and relatives.   
      
   Are you fucking nuts??? What are part of the copywright laws are you looking   
   at??? Shesh, I know you're an idiot, and that's obvious, but now you've   
   stepped it up to a whole new level of fucking clueless. Does the name   
   Napster mean anything to you?   
      
   Yessir folks, he is legendary in his stupidity. And it seems to get worse   
   with age! lol!!   
      
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