This is hilarious. Having spent a summer in China, I can say that, for your average person on the street, copyright doesn't exist there. Go into any clothing store you can find things that say "Louis Vutton, Gucci" that defenetly are not! Every block has at least two stands selling priated DVDs, the majority of which are American titles... Students who write reserach papers are not required to use citations... Yeah it pretty much doesn't exist there. Lot of nerve to be complaining...

rather cute to hear an American cite a "so what? you guys do it too" argument. Guess that means the PRC has 'made it.'

You said: "Too ironic. This is hilarious. Having spent a summer in China, I can say that, for your average person on the street, copyright doesn't exist there. Go into any clothing store you can find things that say "Louis Vutton, Gucci" that definitely are not! Every block has at least two stands selling pirated DVDs, the majority of which are American titles... Students who write research papers are not required to use citations... Yeah it pretty much doesn't exist there. Lot of nerve to be complaining..."

I have news for you, Aristocrat, in th US we average people have "Louis Vutton" labels and the like all over the place that aren't too! Its called MANIPULATION

and since those kind of lables are really just conceits of the privileged, who cares if someone is making similar stuff with phony names? Serves doofus rich folk right. Funny, Americans laugh at the movies where rich folks are scammed by regular Joes, they supposedly like Robin Hood, right? but then they blog on here about how deeply hurt they are about the Louis Vitton profit margin. (this is a company that sells $3,000 handbags to rich women). Funny.!