You know had the music industry taken this stance and went after reporters, fans..or should I say supposed fans, and anyone else who stole then the Music and Movie Business would still be a growing part of America. All of you that have stole music or movies you are terrorist and have blame in the economy downfall of the United States and the global economy. Let's not mince words, if you didn't pay for it and the band or movie studio didn't offer it directly for free themselves then you are a theif, plain and simple. Be proud of who you are and the mess you have made...tatoo it on your head...Dumb *ss

As a musician myself, I do not approve of illegally downloading music, movies or anyone else's intellectual property. Friedman made a remarkably ignorant move by reviewing a movie ONLY released illegally at the time--what was he thinking?! I see a gross over-exaggeration here though, and had to respond to it. The anonymous poster above seems to think file sharing and terrorism are somehow equivocal: this is ridiculous and clearly untrue. Terrorists kill and try to destroy our way of life, not download mp3s on Limewire. Also, music piracy is not at all linked the economic downturn and I'd challenge this person to even find a link between the two.