That was my point when the RIAA went to hack into computers of suspected traders. I'd like to see DirecTV try to blow up everyone's TV who they suspected of using hacked cards..

When you'd listen to the RIAA talk in interviews, they'd talk like they were the LAW. The seem at peace with the idea of taking the law into their own hands and iwth their lobbies, they can nearly get that power anyway. I used to think that the downloaders were doing something wrong but that they got into the habit of it because the recording industry offered them no alternative. Kind or a "both sides are wrong" view. But the more I learn about the RIAA, I almost want to install KaZaA Lite on my computer just to hurt them a bit! Sad eh? But then I hear some idiot talk about doing this or that because he's a "poor student" who can afford a college education but will starve if they can't download their Limp Bizcuit. Sigh..

Naw, F that, the RIAA is still worse.