I am very happy to see these guys out there on the front lines fighting the good fight, no matter how the docu was made, what facts and figures may have been omitted etc. I could still get a feeling of what it was they are fighting against and I support The Pirate Bay and their efforts completely. No matter what means they try to argue their case the U.S., the big film and music industries already have their minds made up about what file sharing is and to argue with them is like talking to a brick wall, the dice are loaded. It isn't a question about justice, truth or facts anymore, it's all about organized crime under the guise of government and the threat of non-existent law. A broken brand of capitalism and democratic system that the fatuous aristocrats have continued to preach since the Bronze age if not before this is the reason that the poor and disaffected have risen up every time to fight against. I am an artist myself and I love to see artists getting their due when it is deserved, but I am against this over excessive, this brazen decadence that the head execs get for a disproportionate amount of work, for example, getting their latest monkey to poop out the newest hip-hop or pop song or Marvel film. Yeah I said it so what, does that make me a communist? No, but I am against this hyper-capitalism and the police state movement that exists in the U.S. and its allies today, where the poor and weak are relentlessly being marginalized by the rich, where the justice system is bought and paid for by large corporations, where the rich are getting super rich the world over. There are many fronts on which to fight this battle and TPB is fighting it on the entertainment front, I salute them and commend their efforts. Sporting industry, banking/credit/insurance, and you name it next.
