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====The government is obviously against copryright, as it is against the law. The internet makes it easy for anyone to download music, books, videos or pictures. The copyright law protects the original creator of an idea. Without the copyright law, some people might stop developing ideas as they aren't earning enough income from it. In other words, it encourages people to create work. The copyright law prevents people from stealing and maybe after, making a profit themselves. It gives the creator the inome they fully deserve.==== ====The government should make penalties for copyright more harsh in our modern society as it is ocurring more and more often. The stricter the laws on copyright are, the less it is most likely to happen. Right now it is to easy to copyright anything as people can just jump on the internet and illegally download someone elses property, without anyone knowing and without any penalties. The government should upgrade security on copyright so that people cannot just simply copy and paste or just hit the download button.==== For More Information ====Even at movies people simply just walk in with a camera and record the whole movie, then post it up on the the internet. There should be more security at movies as this doesn't just mean no profit for everyone that worked on the movie, it also affects the actual cinema that shows the movie as people will be too lazy to go in and watch the movie when they can just jump on the internet and its there. There should be check up's at movies in case you have a camera and just increase the fine as that will stop many people right away who are not willing to take the risk.====

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