'When society sends the police after its own youth because they listen to music and watch movies, the youth is not at fault. 'It's exactly this sort of raid that the Pirate Party wants to put a stop to,' finishes Rickard. But it's actually not a crime to be unpopular, and absolutely not a reason for the Swedish police to go in and turn off one of the world's foremost gathering spots for young people.' They are disliked by large American media interests, that's correct. 'Which company would accept the police coming in and shutting down all operations, before any criminal activity had been proven? In this case, the Pirate Bay has not committed any crime. 'Which company would accept this treatment?' says Rickard Falkvinge of the Pirate Party. (Thanks to our own Anders Bylund for the translation.) In a press release hosted by the Piratpartiet, a Swedish political party with a platform that could best be summarized as 'aggressive intellectual property law reform,' a spokesperson said that The Pirate Bay's servers were hosted in an area protected by 'right to voice dissent' laws that police had no right to enter. Two of the site operators are currently in police custody as charges of breaching copyright law and assisting in the breach of copyright law are being investigated. Those days may have come to an end, as the site was raided by Swedish law enforcement and has had all of its servers confiscated.

One site that has operated with almost total impunity is the Swedish tracker site. BitTorrent tracker sites have come under heavy assault from the MPAA over the past year or so.

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