            Comments     Threshold   Calm down By Yaponvezos on
4/3/2007 8:37:31 PM , Rating: 2 The way this issue has turned
into politics is beyond this world.  The issue is simple. Every
European citizen has the right to buy goods from any european
outlet, be it physical or virtual. But, just because I live in
Greece I can't log on to another european iTunes Store and buy
music or what have you. I only have the choice to use the greek
iTunes Store.  Why on earth would anyone think that, by this
whole objection thing, that it has anything to do with foreign
policy or the right of any European to buy or not from a local
store?  RE: Calm down By Ringold on 4/3/2007 10:44:26 PM ,
Rating: 2 I find it dangerous due to precedent.  Let's say this
time the EU gets its way. Okay, now like a US Supreme Court
decision, it becomes legal precedent, making all future issues
open-and-closed cases.  In this case it's probably not a big
problem for it to be offered in all of the EU states, and that's
precisely why the EC pr