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[Busyman]

Busyman continues to insist that his "theft by deception/mis-direction" microwave case is not theft at all

Where?

Or, rather, that his theft is not a sin, nor is it wrongful in any way that would cause his God to look askance.

Hmmm...I was sold an Xbox for $50.00. Did I steal it?

[Busyman]

Holy shit, did anyone see that ad for the $450 DLP Projector??

What store?

[Mr JP Fugley]

Even if I did that the Procurator Fiscal / Police would take no action. I could walk into the Police Station and hand out copies, I wouldn't be arrested. It's not a criminal matter, the authorities aren't interested unless people sell them.

The bottom line, old bean, is that your only defence for stealing a microwave is that I share files. No matter how much you wriggle on the hook it changes nothing.

The good thing is, you then bragged about it on the interweb. It's a poor thief who can't keep his yap shut about what he steals.

Oh well.

Whether you are arrested or not means squat as to whether you stole the music. Last I heard, Scotland was part of the UK. Illegal filesharing is illegal, bubba. Furthermore, you distribute it illegally. If your locals turn a blind eye or not, it means not one jot.

You are a thief. You enable others to do the same and are foolish for questioning others about stealing, like the hypocrite you are, on a fucking filesharing forum.

Are you an idiot or just acting like an idiot?

Please don't make yourself look any more foolish. You really don't know what you are talking about. Particularly when you describe things as "your locals"

Law and order is a devolved issue. The Scottish Executive make the law in Scotland. The Lord Advocate decides on how prosecutions should be decided upon and progressed. He does this thro' the Crown Office and Regional Procurators Fiscal.

This is all totally independent of the UK Government. Even before the matter was totally devolved we had a seperate legal System, with the Lord Advocate in charge of all criminal prosecutions.

Trust me non-commercial filesharing is not a criminal matter in Scotland. Stealing is.

[Busyman]

Oh well.

Whether you are arrested or not means squat as to whether you stole the music. Last I heard, Scotland was part of the UK. Illegal filesharing is illegal, bubba. Furthermore, you distribute it illegally. If your locals turn a blind eye or not, it means not one jot.

You are a thief. You enable others to do the same and are foolish for questioning others about stealing, like the hypocrite you are, on a fucking filesharing forum.

Are you an idiot or just acting like an idiot?

Please don't make yourself look any more foolish. You really don't know what you are talking about. Particularly when you describe things as "your locals"

Law and order is a devolved issue. The Scottish Executive make the law in Scotland. The Lord Advocate decides on how prosecutions should be decided upon and progressed. He does this thro' the Crown Office and Regional Procurators Fiscal.

This is all totally independent of the UK Government. Even before the matter was totally devolved we had a seperate legal System, with the Lord Advocate in charge of all criminal prosecutions.

Trust me non-commercial filesharing is not a criminal matter in Scotland. Stealing is.

I thought you would expound. You say Scotland deems filesharing legal. Thanks. Pirated software, music, and movies for all.

Now...is Scotland your god?

[Mr JP Fugley]

Where?

Or, rather, that his theft is not a sin, nor is it wrongful in any way that would cause his God to look askance.

Hmmm...I was sold an Xbox for $50.00. Did I steal it?

Is that your entry in the "specious post of the day" competition.

No, wait, it's just pish.

[Mr JP Fugley]

Please don't make yourself look any more foolish. You really don't know what you are talking about. Particularly when you describe things as "your locals"

Law and order is a devolved issue. The Scottish Executive make the law in Scotland. The Lord Advocate decides on how prosecutions should be decided upon and progressed. He does this thro' the Crown Office and Regional Procurators Fiscal.

This is all totally independent of the UK Government. Even before the matter was totally devolved we had a seperate legal System, with the Lord Advocate in charge of all criminal prosecutions.

Trust me non-commercial filesharing is not a criminal matter in Scotland. Stealing is.

I thought you would expound. Thanks.

Now...is Scotland your god?

No, however that is irrelevant. I have explained myself on several occasions now.

If I thought filesharing was stealing, in the eyes of God, I would not do it.

The other stuff is to illustrate that neither is it a criminal matter, in my country.

Can you say the same about stealing a microwave. How do you reconcile that - expects more deflection and obfuscation.

[Mr JP Fugley]

Please don't make yourself look any more foolish. You really don't know what you are talking about. Particularly when you describe things as "your locals"

Law and order is a devolved issue. The Scottish Executive make the law in Scotland. The Lord Advocate decides on how prosecutions should be decided upon and progressed. He does this thro' the Crown Office and Regional Procurators Fiscal.

This is all totally independent of the UK Government. Even before the matter was totally devolved we had a seperate legal System, with the Lord Advocate in charge of all criminal prosecutions.

Trust me non-commercial filesharing is not a criminal matter in Scotland. Stealing is.

I thought you would expound. You say Scotland deems filesharing legal. Thanks. Pirated software, music, and movies for all.

Now...is Scotland your god?

In answer to your edit - no I didn't, I said nothing of the sort. I said that it was not a criminal matter, when it was not for profit.

[Busyman]

I thought you would expound. You say Scotland deems filesharing legal. Thanks. Pirated software, music, and movies for all.

Now...is Scotland your god?

In answer to your edit - no I didn't, I said nothing of the sort. I said that it was not a criminal matter, when it was not for profit.

Oh ok so one cannot download from iTunes in Scotland?

[Busyman]

I thought you would expound. Thanks.

Now...is Scotland your god?

No, however that is irrelevant. I have explained myself on several occasions now.

If I thought filesharing was stealing, in the eyes of God, I would not do it.

The other stuff is to illustrate that neither is it a criminal matter, in my country.

Can you say the same about stealing a microwave. How do you reconcile that - expects more deflection and obfuscation.

Oh ok then no I didn't steal it.

Next question.

[Mr JP Fugley]

In answer to your edit - no I didn't, I said nothing of the sort. I said that it was not a criminal matter, when it was not for profit.

Oh ok so one cannot download from iTunes in Scotland?

That's actually quite funny, but you knew what I meant.