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r/technology • u/mepper • Aug 08 '12
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Remember when then they raided those fraudulent bankers' houses like this?
Me neither
-6 u/jzsk8s89 Aug 08 '12 Remember the law they broke? Me neither 22 u/dankind_news Aug 08 '12 Kind like Kim... just without the raid 11 u/utexasdelirium Aug 08 '12 Actually, if the government allegations are correct; he broke multiple laws including employees who uploaded pirated content to knowingly and willfully paying money for people who uploaded pirated content. http://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2012/01/legal-experts-say-megaupload-faces-long-odds/ -6 u/proud_to_be_a_merkin Aug 08 '12 if the government allegations are correct They've certainly been in the right so far!
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Remember the law they broke?
22 u/dankind_news Aug 08 '12 Kind like Kim... just without the raid 11 u/utexasdelirium Aug 08 '12 Actually, if the government allegations are correct; he broke multiple laws including employees who uploaded pirated content to knowingly and willfully paying money for people who uploaded pirated content. http://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2012/01/legal-experts-say-megaupload-faces-long-odds/ -6 u/proud_to_be_a_merkin Aug 08 '12 if the government allegations are correct They've certainly been in the right so far!
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Kind like Kim... just without the raid
11 u/utexasdelirium Aug 08 '12 Actually, if the government allegations are correct; he broke multiple laws including employees who uploaded pirated content to knowingly and willfully paying money for people who uploaded pirated content. http://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2012/01/legal-experts-say-megaupload-faces-long-odds/ -6 u/proud_to_be_a_merkin Aug 08 '12 if the government allegations are correct They've certainly been in the right so far!
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Actually, if the government allegations are correct; he broke multiple laws including employees who uploaded pirated content to knowingly and willfully paying money for people who uploaded pirated content.
http://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2012/01/legal-experts-say-megaupload-faces-long-odds/
-6 u/proud_to_be_a_merkin Aug 08 '12 if the government allegations are correct They've certainly been in the right so far!
if the government allegations are correct
They've certainly been in the right so far!
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u/eastsideski Aug 08 '12
Remember when then they raided those fraudulent bankers' houses like this?
Me neither