Kommentarer til: Ophavsrettighedsdebatten

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Af: Bill Patry

Bill Patry — Thu, 12 Jan 2012 14:03:53 +0000

Mr. Kinsella and I have had a nice discussion about his comments. He has a very strong ideology, I don’t. His criticisms are simply that I don’t share his very strong ideology: very few do, but in any event, if you are going to review any book solely by whether it shares your distinct minority ideology, then probably the only books you will truly like are the ones you write yourself. I noted too that Mr. Kinsella wrote a book called “How to Improve” intellectual property laws, and I wrote a book called “How to Fix Copyright Laws.” Not much different. We also shared a number of the same suggestions. So, to accuse me of incrementalism for writing a book called how to fix a system of laws, when he wrote a book called how to improve those same laws, seems to me the pot calling the kettle black. As for taking prisoners, sticking by an extreme ideology that has no chance of every making a single meaningful reform is not taking prisoners, but is instead howling at the wind. That said, I very much appreciate Mr. Kinsella’s calm, measured reply comments.

Af: Nikolaj Hawaleschka Stenberg

Nikolaj Hawaleschka Stenberg — Wed, 11 Jan 2012 15:34:14 +0000

@Thomas:

Ligesom Murray Rothbard tager Stephen Kinsella ingen fanger. På godt og ondt.

Af: Thomas Christensen

Thomas Christensen — Tue, 10 Jan 2012 09:12:52 +0000

En relevant kommentar til bogen: c4sif.org fra Stephen Kinsella.