[+Tequila+]

Yes while that is all true,

I merely commented on the fact that you said a contract and terms of service can have anything in it and it must be upheld.

A contract in its most general form still cannot violate the law, which you had implied in the post previous.

Whilst, your arguments are sound, and are correct, I think you misunderstood what it was I was commenting about.



Unfortunately, that is not entire true.

Whilst the internet is not technically governed by law, the hosts, web sites, specifically the hard-ware server that resides within a country is subject to that countries law.

Unfortunately, your stepdad was only commenting on the cases overseas' and outside of the United States of America, whereby the FBI has no real power to enforce anything.

But, over domestic related issues they have full authority.

Dont believe me? Its simple, start up warez site within the United states, make it popular, and you will have law-enforcement at your door for violating domestic copyright laws.

Private servers based in the U.S? RF Addiction and RFPoA to name a few? Private servers are quite popular i nthe us and violate all kinds of *domestic* copyright laws but nothing can really be done to them because of certain stipulations.