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Jammie, don't worry... Just declare bankruptcy and get on with your life... The same laws that are screwing you over will also get you off with out having to pay... :)

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Originally posted by qwert99:

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You can't clear court-ordered fines with bankruptcy, unfortunately. She will be paying that fine for the rest of her life.

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Morrissey tells netdepressives to boycott his re-releases
Big mouth strikes at big media 14th August 2009 23:29 GMT

Lyricist and sardonic crooner Morrissey has urged loyal fans to steer clear when the big music labels re-release his old tunes.

Mozzer has asked fans not to buy either a planned boxed set of his solo work or a re-released set of CDs and vinyl from his days with the legendary Smiths.

The EMI, HMV, and Parlophone record labels in November plan a boxed set of Morrissey singles and B sides from his post-Smiths years spanning 1985 to 1999.

But Morrissey told the True to You site: "Morrissey does not approve such releases and would ask people not to bother buying them. Morrissey receives no royalty payments from EMI for any back catalogue, and has not received a royalty from EMI since 1992."

http://www.theregister.co.uk/2009/08/14/morrissey_objects_online/

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Originally posted by Mysttic:

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As for "Move to Canada." She can only do that once all debt to her country is cleared. Canada will not protect, let alone allow in our country, any immigrant currently in debt. Not only that she has to pay to be a citizen in our country.

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Originally posted by llongtheD:

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@qwert99,
I'm not sure what state you live in, but in most states, court judgements can be cleared by bankruptcy. The only things that usually can't be cleared are federal taxes, and child support.
Guilty or not, the RIAA has to be pretty proud of themselves suing someone into bankruptcy for 24 songs.

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Originally posted by llongtheD:

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@qwert99,
I'm not sure what state you live in, but in most states, court judgements can be cleared by bankruptcy. The only things that usually can't be cleared are federal taxes, and child support.
Guilty or not, the RIAA has to be pretty proud of themselves suing someone into bankruptcy for 24 songs.

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And student loans are almost impossible to get rid of with bankruptcy. Wasnt always the case however. In the 80s they changed the laws because many were getting out of their federal student loans by claiming bankruptcy. Im sure there are ways to get around it these days if you are connected to the right people..but such is the exception, not the rule. And, I would not be surprised to find in 20 years many other things added to that long list. Our Congress Critters truly do suck rotten eggs (along with all the damnable lawyers associated with them).

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Originally posted by KillerBug:

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"Millions litter, so let's deter this action by cutting off the hands of anybody who does. Not because we think it's a fair punishment for the offense, but because we want to deter others."

Actualy, the goal was to brutaly masacure one litter bug in public in order to scare the others.

Personaly, I am leaning more and more towards becoming a pirate. I have boycotted just about every media producer, and have gone to buying 2nd-hand only. I use netflix to see the movies I cannot find used, but if the media producers are going to keep pissing on the poor, bribing judges, and shreding our constitution...then I might as well just start making copies of every netflix movie I get (no more buying 2nd hand movies either...buying the 2nd hand copy might lead to someone else buying it new).

Jammie - Go to Jamaica, they don't give a **** about your credit score, and there are plenty of jobs for americans who can speak american (not english, american).

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