Right, but what, exactly, is "pirating content"? And how far are we going to go to preven it? Because strictly speaking, the entire world wide web is based on copying content. Strictly, that's a whole lot of copyright infringement, a.k.a. "pirating". Sure, copyright isn't enforced a lot, but still, where's the line?
Very strictly enforcing current laws on copyright would (I think) prohibit a useful world wide web. Are you willing to go that far? If so, how do you propose we implement the enforcement without intruding massively on other, God Given Rights? If not, where and why are you going to draw the line? Because where you draw the line is going to be different than where the MPAA draws the line, and different from where I draw it (I think).
Very strictly enforcing current laws on copyright would (I think) prohibit a useful world wide web. Are you willing to go that far? If so, how do you propose we implement the enforcement without intruding massively on other, God Given Rights? If not, where and why are you going to draw the line? Because where you draw the line is going to be different than where the MPAA draws the line, and different from where I draw it (I think).