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That's stupid. The feds should fix the bigger problems first. 5 years of prison for a website that itself doesn't actually host any illegal content, instead of hunting down people for guncrime?
The only way i could watch football games at work. I still dont see what the big deal is. People have to sign up to stream their channel. These corporations need to get off of their high horses and offer consumers better options that are more affordable.