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The Crystal Ball Has A Question Mark In Its Center. There Are Some Fundamental Choices To Be Made. We Will Either Choose To Continue To Wage A Hopeless War To Preserve The Existing Architecture For Copyright By Upping The Stakes And Using Better Weapons To Make Sure That People Respect It. If We Do This, Public Support For Copyright Will Continue To Weaken, Pushing Creativity Underground And Producing A Generation That Is Alienated From The Copyright Concept.

Everybody's Vote Should Count Equally In The United States.

Notwithstanding The Fact That The Most Innovative And Progressive Space We've Seen - The Internet - Has Been The Place Where Intellectual Property Has Been Least Respected. You Know, Facts Don't Get In The Way Of This Ideology.

The Legal System Doesn't Work. Or More Accurately, It Doesn't Work For Anyone Except Those With The Most Resources. Not Because The System Is Corrupt. I Don't Think Our Legal System (at The Federal Level, At Least) Is At All Corrupt. I Mean Simply Because The Costs Of Our Legal System Are So Astonishingly High That Justice Can Practically Never Be Done.

I Don't Support Direct Democracy Because I Want A Life, And That Means I Want To Select People Who Work For Me Who Do That Sort Of Work For Me.