That's exactly the kind of attitude I expect from people like you. For what it's worth, if "P2P" becomes illegal in the US it's still legal in the rest of the world. So even if commercial US vendors have to give up, everybody else in the world can continue with business. Trust me, the whole world would be laughing at the US if they declare "P2P" illegal. That's really utter nonsense. It's about as hysterical as the SCO vs. Linux case.

Gnutella can do fine without commercial vendors anyway, if it must.