14 Jun 06 07:11, Michiel van der Vlist wrote to Roy Witt:

 RW>>>> That isn't what this past weeks actions by the Svedish police
 RW>>>> seem to indicate.
 MvdV>>> Operative word: "seems". Looks can be deceptive.
 RW>> Yes, they could have been looking for ice cream, but I don't think
 RW>> so.
 MvdV> Let's wait for the court ruling shall we.

That could take years.

 MvdV>>>>> So we are back to attempting to impose US laws and US moral
 MvdV>>>>> values on others.
 RW>>>> You have nobody to blame for that but your own government(s);
 RW>>>> those who've signed treaties with the US government that enforce
 RW>>>> US copyright law.
 MvdV>>> Bullshit.
 MvdV> Thje treaties do not make US law apply in another countries
 MvdV> jusrisdiction, no matter how loud you shout that.
 RW>> Just because you can't handle the truth, doesn't make it bullshit.
 MvdV> It is bullshit becuase it isn't the truth.

I suppose they're enforcing Svedish laws then. Wouldn't it be better for
the software pirates in those countries if your governments hadn't signed
such treaties? Then there wouldn't be such a controversy over it, even
here.

 MvdV>>> What citicens of other countries do in their own country is
 MvdV>>> none of your bussines.
 RW>> I don't care what you think about it.
 MvdV> That is a twoi way street.

Then I'm free to voice my opinion with no more bickering from you.

 MvdV>>> I wish them good luck. Snitching is not very popular in
 MvdV>>> Germany.
 RW>> It's becoming more popular as we speak.
 MvdV> Dream on.

Well, let's see if the snitching website in Germany goes away. If not, it
must be true.


Roy
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