I pay for my music, movies, and software. My 7 year old daughter has started making “movies” by recording herself playing with her dolls, who serve as the “actors”. She also loves music, so there’s typically songs playing randomly in the background. Sometimes she sings along, which is ADORABLE. I wanted to share these with my family, so I put them on YouTube. YouTube immediately removed them for copyright infringement. WTF? I mean COME ON! Really? My theory is that copyright laws have been driven to the point of insanity because of all the piracy where jerkwads are downloading stuff from Bit Torrent and Frostwire. Were it not for all this crime, I would probably be able to put my daughter’s movies on YouTube. People could be reasonable, and see that I am not impairing artists’ abilities to profit from their work. Bit Torrent could have a good reputation. It’s often the fastest way to download legitimate stuff, like Linux CD’s. But nooooo… Now my ISP cuts me off if I use Bit Torrent. You pirates can SUCK IT. You’re ruining the Internet for the rest of us. What do you think? Do you think all this craziness would still be happening if it weren’t for rampant copyright crime?