[pp.int.general] PPSE to run TPB from within the Swedish parliament

Yves Quemener quemener.yves at free.fr
Thu Jul 8 09:24:06 CEST 2010


On 07/07/2010 10:21 PM, Glenn Kerbein wrote:
> All,
> 	The Swedish national elections are due in September. The Piratpartiet
> will obviously be running in the elections.
> 	Despite the arduous effort to put a parliamentarian in a Swedish seat,
> Piratpartiet's goals are simply a façade. The end goal is to run the
> nefarious Pirate Bay from within the confines of the Swedish
> Parliament[1].
Yes, they are awesome.
>   This only behooves TPB's administrators - they are
> exploiting indemnity clauses within Sweden's constitution. There are no
> obvious altruistic factors coming into play here. It is doubtful that
> Piratpartiet has any goals, reasoning, or platforms slanted towards
> social progress and the advancement of legal reform.
>    
One of the main goal of the pirate party is to open the debate that 
keeps being dodged by officials all over the world by the defendants of 
the outdated copyright model : Now that a million copies of a work can 
be made by a single individual at almost no cost, how is copyright 
relevant ? The only alternative to this debate is to kill the internet 
as we know it.

TPB is a way of making their point. If you can't see past that, read a 
bit more about net neutrality and net censorship. Read a bit more 
technical details about what TPB is now (a search engine), read about 
ACTA, read about the various three-strikes laws proposed in many 
countries...


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