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	<title>Comments on: South Park Mocks Viral Internet Stars &#124; Clip Available On YouTube Despite Viacom Lawsuit</title>
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		<title>By: bill</title>
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		<description>Viacom is complaining about nothing. If anything Google&#039;s YouTube has made them more popular due to the fact that people may have stumbled onto something they like. Viacom needs to relax and grow a pair. I am sure Google is doing the best they can to prevent these things from happening; however, because of the way our judicial system works, Viacom will win, and I will put them down with the people who sued McDonalds for hot coffee and Coca Cola for being sexest (Mr. Pibb).</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Viacom is complaining about nothing. If anything Google&#8217;s YouTube has made them more popular due to the fact that people may have stumbled onto something they like. Viacom needs to relax and grow a pair. I am sure Google is doing the best they can to prevent these things from happening; however, because of the way our judicial system works, Viacom will win, and I will put them down with the people who sued McDonalds for hot coffee and Coca Cola for being sexest (Mr. Pibb).</p>
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