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ZhangFei 01-05-2009 07:56 PM

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Originally Posted by Los Bastardo (Post 6207263)
So you're saying its acceptable to have your hard work stolen? That if you build a corporation virtually from scratch like Ray Kroc did that its ok for someone to get rich off of your sweat?


Theres a difference between values and decency.

Or are you going to talk about China's "infancy" again and defend its intellectual piracy? Hahaha.

ray kroc didn't build mcdonalds from scratch. he bought it from other people. he didn't invent the burger nor soft drink nor fries.

and plus, you can't copyright food. this is why president's choice, select, western family, etc exists

RFlush 01-05-2009 07:59 PM

In related news:

China jails 11 in Microsoft piracy ring

SHANGHAI–A court in southern China convicted 11 people yesterday of violating national copyright laws and participating in a sophisticated counterfeiting ring that for years manufactured and distributed pirated Microsoft software throughout the world.

The men were sentenced by a court in Shenzhen to between 1 1/2 and 6 1/2 years in prison.

Microsoft applauded the sentences, saying they were the stiffest ever handed down in this type of Chinese copyright infringement case. Microsoft has called the group part of "the biggest software counterfeiting organization we have ever seen, by far" and estimated its sales at more than $2 billion (U.S.).

The landmark case involved a joint anti-piracy effort by the FBI and China's Ministry of Public Security. It was also notable because the group operated like a multinational corporation, producing and distributing high-quality counterfeit versions of Windows XP and Office 2007, that was created and packaged almost identically to the real products, despite Microsoft's anti-piracy measures.

Officials say they broke up the criminal ring in July 2007 with the arrest of 25 people in China, the dismantling of several manufacturing facilities and the confiscation of counterfeit software valued at more than $500 million.


http://www.thestar.com/article/560399

Matsuda 01-05-2009 09:21 PM

http://www.mentalfloss.com/blogs/archives/21388

alex.w *// 01-05-2009 09:52 PM

lol addidos and nikey

mr_chin 01-06-2009 01:13 AM

Y'all just have the mentality that the ones that cost more is "real". Who is it to say that Louis Vouton is not as real as Loius Vooton? Material wise? The logo? The design? Who cares. It's not the logo that sells, it's the merchandise and food that sells.

If one day, the world comes to a devastating end, and people are running out of clothes and food, it wouldn't even matter who's is real or not. You don't like it, don't eat it, you don't like it, don't wear it. Who made you the judge to judge who's is real or not?

Meowjin 01-06-2009 01:29 AM

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Originally Posted by aznlangjai (Post 6208540)
Y'all just have the mentality that the ones that cost more is "real". Who is it to say that Louis Vouton is not as real as Loius Vooton? Material wise? The logo? The design? Who cares. It's not the logo that sells, it's the merchandise and food that sells.

If one day, the world comes to a devastating end, and people are running out of clothes and food, it wouldn't even matter who's is real or not. You don't like it, don't eat it, you don't like it, don't wear it. Who made you the judge to judge who's is real or not?

LONG LIVE CHEAP CHINESIA

wahyinghung 01-06-2009 04:18 AM

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Originally Posted by ctsport (Post 6208067)
Has anyone here actually read a single book on economic history/development at all? LOL I am not trying to defend China but it is common knowledge that every single successful economy past and present was once a huge counterfeiter before becoming a economic superpower. America legitimized counterfeits stolen from the British before its rise to dominance and Japan, Taiwan, South Korea, et al in return all made "learning" from the United States public policy. Multinational corporations (i.e. Microsoft) understand this development curve well and thus provide free customer service in China to those they know who are using counterfeits of their products. Why? Because they understand China will eventually move up the food chain and when that happens, the government will have to enforce property rights.. thats when foreign companies who already have market share in the Chinese market start making the big bucks.

Pretty much right now China= 1970's Japan

hotjoint 01-06-2009 07:48 AM

anymore pics of other shit ?

Shun Izaki 01-06-2009 07:55 AM

I LOVE FAHN BAHN mcdonalds.

it would have made more sense just to call it MACdonalds. They could have thrown in some iphones or sth

Great68 01-06-2009 08:23 AM

I bet that if MSDOS and Windows 3.1 weren't so easy to copy, Microsoft would not be so big today.

Razor Ramon HG 01-06-2009 08:34 AM

I :lol when I saw Pizza HUH?

Jingwu3 01-06-2009 09:14 AM

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Originally Posted by wouwou (Post 6207320)
and while it is important for people like you to defend China for EVERYTHING, it is also people's right to make fun of obvious wrong doings.

Trust me, blindly defending a country is just going to shorten your life-expectancy.


I am not blindly defending China, there are lots of reasons to defend....
but it seems to me there are more people defending it than blindly attacking it.
It's equally ignorant to be blindly attacking a country when you have never been.

wouwou 01-06-2009 09:19 AM

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Originally Posted by Jingwu3 (Post 6208783)
I am not blindly defending China, there are lots of reasons to defend....
but it seems to me there are more people defending it than blindly attacking it.
It's equally ignorant to be blindly attacking a country when you have never been.

I am FROM China, and how is defending piracy by saying "common sense" need not apply in China logical?

No Chinese is THIS stupid, well, none of my friends are.

Jingwu3 01-06-2009 12:11 PM

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Originally Posted by wouwou (Post 6208786)
I am FROM China, and how is defending piracy by saying "common sense" need not apply in China logical?

No Chinese is THIS stupid, well, none of my friends are.

If you are from China you should know better.

I am not defending counterfeiting but as the people said above the shops mentioned in this particular news are NOT counterfeiting...

they did not use the exact logos as the original brand and hence this does not contravene copy right laws...

if you are making something similiar this is not legal.

wouwou 01-06-2009 12:56 PM

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Originally Posted by Jingwu3 (Post 6209023)
If you are from China you should know better.

I am not defending counterfeiting but as the people said above the shops mentioned in this particular news are NOT counterfeiting...

they did not use the exact logos as the original brand and hence this does not contravene copy right laws...

if you are making something similiar this is not legal.

No, this is where you are wrong. My family is in the manufacturing business hence I know.

slight modification of an established logo and use it as your own IS considered piracy violation and therefore counterfeit because these products try to gain unfair advantages over their competitors by associating them with established name brands and pretend to have similar quality and/or characteristics of such when they in fact do not.

It doesnt have to be 100% identical, as long as the logos and products have a enough degree of similarity, you will get hit if the enforcement want to pick you out.

Selling excessive products from over production is not. The guys above are talking about the latter, not Pizza HUH.

Try selling a SQNY PSD with a similar package as a Sony PSP and see what you get as a fine, if you get caught and know no one on the inside.

You seriously need to load up on common sense. It's commone doesnt mean its legal, let alone something to be proud of.

P.S, the reason why there is no legal action against these vendors is because by the time the case reaches a verdict, they will either go out of business or the fine and/or recourse for the legal vendors are too little for them to bother.

Wait a few years when the Chinese Gov't further integrate into WTO and see what happens to those Chinese Car manufacturers who sells BMW lookalike.

Vansterdam 01-06-2009 01:05 PM

pizza huh LOL

wouwou 01-06-2009 01:08 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Jingwu3 (Post 6209023)
If you are from China you should know better.

I am not defending counterfeiting but as the people said above the shops mentioned in this particular news are NOT counterfeiting...

they did not use the exact logos as the original brand and hence this does not contravene copy right laws...

if you are making something similiar this is not legal.

here you go,

http://www.ipsoon.com/faGui/HTML/1070.shtml

Chapter 1, 13th.

fuck it, read chapter 1.

SKY-C280 01-06-2009 02:47 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by wouwou (Post 6209089)
No, this is where you are wrong....


haha i find it funny that a person who self-proclaimed NOT from China is defending China every second he has a chance to..... while the person who is actually from China is telling him he is wrong :haha:

wouwou 01-06-2009 03:10 PM

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Originally Posted by SKY-C280 (Post 6209280)
haha i find it funny that a person who self-proclaimed NOT from China is defending China every second he has a chance to..... while the person who is actually from China is telling him he is wrong :haha:

that's call being objective

there is nothing wrong to admit ones' faults. Fuck I constantly "sample" movies from the internet, but I am not proud of it and I wouldnt brag about it on the internet like a retard.

its a total different story when you defend a country for everything when you are not even FROM THAT COUNTRY.

I should get paid for doing that, not him damn it

:haha:

caronimo 01-06-2009 03:22 PM

lol, wheres the sorny store

jigga250 01-06-2009 03:53 PM

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Originally Posted by dvxo (Post 6207251)
Hahah go to China, everyone's carry LV's purses. Makes you think, everyone is loaded enough to afford it.

or, that they're all cheap knockoffs...

jigga250 01-06-2009 03:54 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by caronimo (Post 6209343)
lol, wheres the sorny store

right next to Radio Hack:thumbsup:

El Bastardo 01-06-2009 04:26 PM

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Originally Posted by Great68 (Post 6208752)
I bet that if MSDOS and Windows 3.1 weren't so easy to copy, Microsoft would not be so big today.



Windows in any form is a great, entry-level way into computer use. Its fairly user friendly and straight forward. If you stay away from the parts that look intimidating you can't get into trouble.

Microsoft is huge because they brought computers to be used by the common person.

buttered corn 01-06-2009 04:28 PM

i need to see this shit rl.

JDM_CTR 01-06-2009 04:30 PM

I call BULLSHIT , i was just in NANJING, not even a mall resembling those in the pictures, My wife is from there so we just got back in november, there is no way they could have done all of the CONSTRUCTION/RENOVATIONS in such little time


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