juryjone
Refusing to be confused by facts
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I'm hoping this isn't quite true. To me, the most important part of this wasn't the copyright law, but the fact that they were using the footage to promote a viewpoint that is diametrically opposed to what the Naudets believe to be true and show in their own documentary. To me, it would be like someone using my pictures of my daughter's orphanage in China to try to document human rights violations that would result in the US bombing China. It would not be enough for the persons to cease using the pictures. I would require that they pay for national advertising detailing that they used the pictures without permission, and indeed against the wishes of the person who took the pictures.dylan avery at Loose Change forum said:At this point the circumstances are as such:
1) The removal of some or all of the Naudet Brothers' footage from LC2E, which includes online versions
2) That's actually about it.
Removal alone doesn't accomplish nearly as much, in my opinion.
