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Considering you are typing this on a computer, connected to the internet. Face it Luddite, ebooks, internet, computers, tablets, are the FUTURE, and the future is now.
None of which addresses the point that spending money on computers might not be good value in this case. P.S. Look up irony, you might learn something.
Hopefully legislators tell him he's off his rocker.
“The triumph of hope over expectation”
Ron Paul or Peter Schiff (who is trying to become a Senator right now) are very exceptional people, in that they care enough to try and fix the system based on their ideology and not so that they can personally make money or get more power.
Very funny stuff.
two parties the ultimate natural evolution of all democracies, and this is a good thing, despite you and your fringe beliefs, whether far right or far left. your marginalization is a benefit to the stability of your country
Rubbish. The two party system is a consequence of our first-past-the-post electoral system, a vote for any other party is wasted. Also, this is a bad thing because people will vote for the least-worst option, rather than the best, the Conservatives will swing the marginal seats they require to win the next election in the UK. Most people are effectively disenfranchised.
But if you have any expectation left of what 'beer' is supposed to taste, you'll probably spit it across the room.
If he drinks the generic Bud like stuff the the idea that beer has taste will be an alien concept.
Did anyone notice that 10km per year is pretty tame for driving?
6.2 miles a year! I do that going to work.
As technology improves, we are eventually going to forget about copyrights;
The way things are going, it looks like you're right. They're going to be completely forgotten, right about the time people start completely forgetting their moral obligation to pay the artist. That's right about the time that culture will (almost) completely be wiped out.
So true, look at how there was no culture at all before copyright.
Time-sharing is the junk-mail part of the computer business. -- H.R.J. Grosch (attributed)