the_fragile posted:That wouldn't work.. It would be great if it did, but trent publicly said more than once that we 'can steal everything he puts out, that he didn't care anymore'.
With that, any judge would turn him down on a copyright infringement case.
What might work is the unity. People have to sign petitions for the UN to ban the use of music as torture, and to ban the torture altogether. I saw that some people mentioned that we, as fans, have a role to play. That, we do. Get involved, read on it, be informed, then add your voice to the protest.
I also heard in the news that some bands are to impose a minute of silence in concert. I think that's a great idea.
No, that was a completely separate issue, it could work. I mean, there's a good chance it's possible. But as for whether any court would be willing to make a judgement against the government, that is unlikely because of the politics involved.
I completely agree on the unity thing, we need someone public, and very vocal to get organised behind. The minute's silence is a great idea. Partly because it's the kind of thing that people might see on the news and remember easily, so the reason for it is more likely to stick in their mind.
