The sarcasm he uses is funny, but sad all in one breath, because THIS is what it has come to. This is a complete invasion of privacy, and the RIAA isn’t just to do this sort of thing. This is only music, what is going to happen in the next few years, when people’s internet connections are fast enough to download movies, expensive applications, and computer games in less than five minutes a piece? The technology to do so exists now, but the average American household doesn’t have the kind of internet connection necessary to easily access theses files. Who knows what the future hold for P2P file sharing? What’s nuts is that this is all because of Shawn Fanning, a college kid who wanted to download music easier, and he created a program that revolutionized the world as we all know it, Napster.