Irish Government Wants File-Sharing Compromise, or Legislation Will Follow

Trevor451 · 17-11-2010 4:25pm #1

Conor Lenihan, Minister of State with responsibility for Science, Technology and Innovation, has indicated he hasn’t given up on the chance of a negotiated settlement of the illicit file-sharing issue in Ireland. In an Intellectual Property debate, Lenihan praised the IRMA/Eircom agreement and said that while he hopes there can be more arrangements of this type, if they do not arrive, legislation will be the outcome.

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One more reason we need to get these idots out of power as soon as possible :rolleyes:

danniemcq · 17-11-2010 4:27pm

why don't they all feck off 127.0.0.1 and leave us alone?

Aldebaran · 17-11-2010 4:29pm

Conor Lenihan doesn't have a fcuking clue about anything.

Trevor451 · 17-11-2010 4:31pm

I am glad to see that all people in power are not idiots

http://torrentfreak.com/european-commissioner-lambasts-copyright-middlemen-101110/

Stercus Accidit · 17-11-2010 4:31pm

The IRMA/Eircom agreement is one that inflights group punishment without due process based on third party accusations.

There is no way that that is acceptable in a 21st century western country.

FatherLen · 17-11-2010 4:32pm

quick! start downloading before its too late!!!! :rolleyes:

what a jackass.

Sanjuro · 17-11-2010 4:46pm

You cant fight file-sharers. Whatever legislation or technological method anybody has tried to come up with, a work-around has been found. Before there were torrents, there was Limewire. Before Limewire, Napster. If a complete fucktard like Conor Lennihan thinks he's got the answer, he's living in a fantasy world.

On a side-note, does anyone else think 'Gestapo' whenever they see Conor Lennihan? He looks like he should be wearing a long black coat designed by Hugo Boss, with military decor on it.

Sticky_Fingers · 17-11-2010 4:48pm

Dear Mr Lenihan (both of you),

you can go suck my sack,

Kind regards,

Sticky_Fingers

Stercus Accidit · 17-11-2010 5:15pm

I just sent an e-mail to Mr.Lenihan, I focussed on the lack of due process, the right to a defence in court, the overly harsh and crule nature of the punishment, and its application to groups of people.

Sticky_Fingers · 17-11-2010 5:20pm

Stercus Accidit wrote: »

I just sent an e-mail to Mr.Lenihan, I focussed on the lack of due process, the right to a defence in court, the overly harsh and crule nature of the punishment, and its application to groups of people.

Steady on there cowboy, you can't be talking common sense to these buckos. I at least hope you lied to them and said that their decision on the issue would make you think twice about voting for them in the next election, thats all these gombeens understand.

dave1982 · 17-11-2010 5:51pm

The country on its knees England and Europe are standing over us,and this ****ing clown thinks its time to fight file sharer's:rolleyes:

Seriously where did it all go wrong

msg11 · 17-11-2010 6:19pm

dave1982 wrote: »

The country on its knees England and Europe are standing over us,and this ****ing clown thinks its time to fight file sharer's:rolleyes:

Seriously where did it all go wrong

I didn't know the ministers job went so far up the OSI model to the application layer.

In fact all I though he had to do was keep up standerts and funding for the first layer the phyiscal . Clearly no bussiness of his to be helping out up here. On the same context , he might has well be telling facebook or boards what words to ban etc... Clearly a ****ing moron. God there aint one minister in there with a clue about there given area ..

I-Shot-Jr · 17-11-2010 6:34pm

This is why we need to have some sort of screening process before we let eejits fill these positions. Could we not get the heads of IT in all our universities to set a fairly tough computer science exam as well as other technological quizzes. If that disease to progressive technological advances can't pass it then tough sh1t he doesn't get the job. I have always been astounded as to how absolute gobsh1tes can be arbitrarily placed in these positions by other gobsh1tes.

squod · 17-11-2010 6:38pm

Trevor451 wrote: »

Conor Lenihan, Minister of State with responsibility for Science, Technology and Innovation, has indicated he hasn’t given up on the chance of a negotiated settlement of the illicit file-sharing issue in Ireland. In an Intellectual Property debate, Lenihan praised the IRMA/Eircom agreement and said that while he hopes there can be more arrangements of this type, if they do not arrive, legislation will be the outcome.

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One more reason we need to get these idots out of power as soon as possible :rolleyes:

Great to see he's spending his time protecting private interest and not his fellow citizen. Hopefully he'll be against the wall too when the **** hits the fan.