[SIZE=3]Oh so Megaupload was designed to host pirated material? Did they advertise to it's users: "Need a place to dump your illegal files? You've come to the right place!" It's like saying a corner store owner should be arrested because he/she set up the store so others could steal. Neither the corner store owner or Kim Dotcom had the intentions of managing a place solely to commit crimes. The only individuals that should be arrested are the perpetrators. [/SIZE]
[SIZE=3]Also: Just because Kim Dotcom has previously committed a crime, doesn't mean he's the villain in every situation. Sure, existing policies could have been stronger and further inforced, but the doesn't mean privacy infringment was encouraged on the site.[/SIZE]
So, what you're saying is, everybody that uploaded material to "Megaupload" should be prosecuted. Or maybe the RIAA / MPAA should sue them? While Dotcom who made millions in ad revenue off these stolen materials should just walk away scott free?
What don't you spare us the BS and double talk, and go convince Dotcom that YOU should be his laywer.
While you're on the way, take a few moments to look up the terms, "tacit", and "exculpatory". I think you'll find the answers you do not want to hear or believe there, "hot air hopper".
Go listen to Frank Sinatra sing, "That's Life". Especially the part about, "you're riding high in April, shot down in May". At least Kimbo's still on the streets. The size of his greedy, over consumptive a**, would appear to shrink the average prison cell down to the size of a closet.
And I'm not even arguing any moral issue. When you go all in like Dotcom did with "Megaupload", sometimes you get the bear, and sometimes the bear gets you. It's that simple. This just happened to be the bear's turn to win.