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  1. A quick whip-around of the Nat millionaire’s couch change should see them right.

    But who would ever have thought that the National Party was plagiarizing someone else’s ideas (apart from Labour, Greens etc)? Well, I never!!!

  2. Not a big ‘rap’ fan but love this result ……….. National fucked up again..
    Ha …………… makes you feel there is some justice in the world …. (national getting just deserves again) All we need now is the truth to come out about Key and his dirty deeds ……….

  3. The poor things think it’s all one great big conspiracy and that the National Party campaign organisers (Steven Joyce) had nothing to do with it. Desperate death throws I guess.

  4. Can you blame Eminem for taking the creeps to court. I would be bloody insulted too if I had a piece of my music taken and used and abused like the opposition did to his rap piece. Poetic justice and its grand news. Humpty Joyce is just a useless numpty and it couldn’t have happened to a more apt person.

    1. See that Key is Chair of ANZ Bank now. Here in Australia, they are being fined $50 000000 for colluding with Westpac and NAB Bank and costing customers huge money.

      ANZ is not admitting guilt, though they will pay the fines. Trying to avoid a class action by their customers …. wonder who advised them???

      They have cheated and lied and all their fat little pigeons are coming home to roost. LOL LOL

      1. I’m going down to buy a Lotto tonight, as everything I’ve ever wanted has come to fruition over the past week, all of which is the result of Nationals bad rap. Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha!

    2. Exactly WK. Joyce’s delusional responses requires a damn good dildo-ing as he is such a cock! Stealing others ideas and spreading bullshit, thank you Winston for keeping this egg out.

    3. yes isering kate,

      Can’t humpty have a big fall?? Oh well he has now had two one biig $11.7B hole and now a big $1M bill for copyrigt???

      Ha ha ha I was told today that Kim.com was rejoying at this fall from grace of the king slob of the dying national party.

  5. As a supporter of the left I am delighted.

    As a professional musician I’m appalled. Appalled at how such an unoriginal and infantile musical device can merit copyright. If I recall correctly a guitar chugging parallel 5ths at an andante tempo in straight quavers? Using a harmonic progression known for centuries and used in thousands of other works? Please.

    1. Having said that, picture not Eminem, but the dude who came up with the composition, Jeff Bass (he’s one of the witnesses from the court case) receiving the news of the outcome in the manner of this video here: https://youtu.be/vRlPAV6bis0

      1. I’m also gratified that others with an educated understanding of music have come to similar conclusions to me

        Mike Chunn:

        http://www.radionz.co.nz/news/national/342383/music-rights-specialist-backs-national-over-eminem-esque

        Observing similar actions in the courts over the past two decades have led me to believe that juries and courts, usually woefully ignorant of both the history of musical development, compositional practises, harmonic and music analysis, are way out of their depth in determining these issues.

    1. Indeed. I’m wondering how the Penguin Community’s scoutmaster is going to spin it on the next Jim Mora panel.
      Yeo flap flap Yeo flap flap Yeo flap flap

    2. Absolutely Frank – I’ve often wondered who may have tipped off Eminem’s people, Lol.

    3. The NZ judges now concede Dotcom did NOT violate copywrite… so to save face US and NZ are trying to use illegally gathered “evidence” and harassing others to “provide evidence” and reducing his ability to pay for legal advice, actually trying to get him tried in another country (because you have to get the RIGHT result) to try to keep face. Sounds like a LOT of work.

      Oh yep, that’s because the NZ government under the Natz signed a deal the NZ tax payers would pay damages if all this is in vain and they can’t convict him of anything, (not damages from the US or the Disney/Warners and other people who wanted the action, but were reluctant to pay for it, knowing that they might not get the result they wanted aka advice from Sony lawyers who said he’s not guilty).

      So the short of it, is NZ taxpayers are paying the legal fees of Corporate Hollywood and any damages from that illegal action if they are wrong. So they really don’t want to be wrong even if they have to change/bend the law to do so and in the face of that make NZ look even worse in international law and human rights.

      Thanks John Key. (sarcasm) No wonder you have so many ‘buddies’ around the world when the NZ taxpayer is your purse and we also have 0% tax havens to encourage money laundering while pursuing others on behalf of corporates who don’t feel ‘comfortable’ paying their own bills and being responsible for their actions.

  6. Sweet poetic justice at last. Shakespeare called it the Wheel of Fortune. It turns, and arrogance, pride cometh before a fall.

  7. Oh the sweet delicious aromas of Karma and irony. The Nats found guilty of thieving someone else’s’ intellectual property. It doesn’t get better than this.

    Kim Dotcom must be quaking with laughter!!

  8. Givealittle page coming up to help poor friendless Natz pay for their “pretty legal” copyright breach?

    Things not turning out quite the way they should have done for Natz this year.

    Go lose yourself Natz … oh hang on, they already have. Ha ha I’m loving it.

  9. ” Eminem Esque” If National are not breaking the law, then they are certainly guilty of stupidity. It has to be one of them.

  10. The full irony of this conviction is that copyright infringement is the crime that Kim Dotcom is charged with. (But not convicted of, unlike the Nats.)

    Maybe the new government should be sending armed and masked police in helicopters to bust down the doors at Bill English’s place.

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