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Prior to replying you: why do you have to turn your mail into the <i>Rainbow
warrior</i>? I mean, please don't use so many colours in a single mail,
it hurts my eyes.<br>
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Reinier Bakels wrote:
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color="#ff0000"><font color="#000000" face="Comic Sans MS">If you are
prepared to accept the risk of an <strong>extension</strong> of
"intellectual property rights" e.g. copyright, and very tough
enforcement measures, yes, there is no risk in advocating human rights.</font></font></div>
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The lobbies actual and falsely advocate human rights to justify their
liberticide measures; are you willing to allow them to do it? If not, I
think you should advocate human rights while proving they abuse and
falsely interprete human rights.<br>
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color="#ff0000"><font color="#000000" face="Comic Sans MS">Again, the
DRD was defended with the argument that it <strong>supports</strong> human
rights (e.g. of the authors, and the potential victims of terrorism),
perhaps at the expense of privacy, but who cares? Please note these are
not my arguments, but still arguments accepted in politics by a
majority. </font><br>
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They can say whatever they want; they can say <i>we are massaging you</i>
while they beat you, or <i>we are supporting human rights</i> while
violating them -they did in Spain with the implementation of
2000/31/EC, allowing censorship without prior court ruling (against
Spanish Constitution)-. Our duty is to prove they lie; it is part of
our opposition tasks.<br>
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color="#000000"><big><font face="Comic Sans MS" size="2"><big>Two
aspects: 1. If you choose a certain emphasis, ypou can't do other
things.</big></font></big></font></blockquote>
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False. If I become a MP, I won't be a MP just to attend one issue of
the set of core issues, during an entire term! Me, and the rest of
pirate who eventual and hypothetically would nail seats at the
parliaments, would fight to achieve all goals, making as many as
possible.<br>
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<b>If I become a MP</b>, I won't aim for a 5 % <b>of the platform of
the party where I belong</b>, or for a 15 %, or for a 20 % -of course I
won't aim <font color="#000000">against that platform-; <b>I'll work
for 100 %</b>, and time and dealing skills will determine the final %
of achieved goals.<br>
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color="#000000"><font face="Comic Sans MS" size="2"> So you better
choose to address problems that you realistically can resolve in the
foreseeable future. Copyright and patent term reductions require
cumbersome international negotiations. The present political mood is to
strengthen rather than weaken copyright etc.</font></font></blockquote>
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<font color="#000000">Thus, we have to work in order to avoid that and
revert the tide, haven't we? Precisely due to lobbies trying to
enlenghten the abuse, we have to work, first, to stop the
enlengthening, and at the same time, to revert it.<br>
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color="#ff0000"><font color="#000000" face="Comic Sans MS" size="2">The
US imposes "TRIPS plus" conditions in bilateral treaties to many
(developing) nations. The deal is easier access to the world market for
(conventional) goods. But even if the political "weather forecast"
would be more favourable, such a process would take many years. </font><br>
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I'm a young man at my 28 years; how many years do you have in mind? <b>Politics
are a set of short, middle & long-term efforts</b>; we a<font
color="#000000">re not going to give up on them just because you state
"<i>they cannot be achieved prior to the end of the current term</i>".<br>
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<font color="#000000" face="Comic Sans MS" size="2">Well, some of
the reforms I propose can even be made in court.</font><font
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<blockquote cite="mid:4121EEB0A62C49EB89531C3294BCC3BC@RBB2008"
type="cite"><font color="#000000">- is the list long enough?</font></blockquote>
<div><font color="#000000">Not for pirate parties, in the light of
our several ideologies and national platforms.<br>
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</font><font color="#000000" face="Comic Sans MS" size="2">Then add
something to the list.</font></div>
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I did: reducing term & scope of commercial rights, allowing non
commercial filesharing, etc; and that's concerning author's rights ...
as we saw last summer <a
href="http://int.piratenpartei.de/Pirate_Manifesto_parties_at_a_glance">there
are other core issues for pirate parties</a>, Reinier; you're not going
to take such issues away from our platforms.<br>
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<br>
Carlos Ayala<br>
( Aiarakoa )<br>
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Partido Pirata National Board's Chairman<br>
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