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Anonymous No.106489188 [Report] >>106489371 >>106489401 >>106489505 >>106489636 >>106489647 >>106489655 >>106489741
>if buying isn't owning piracy isn't stealing
Anonymous No.106489242 [Report]
buyin a physical thing is owning
buyin a digital thing is just a license, that can be revoked at anytime
Anonymous No.106489255 [Report]
such a hypnotic loop lmao I better get me somma dat bbc
Anonymous No.106489326 [Report]
buying is buying.
owning is owning.
piracy is piracy.
stealing is stealing.

stop is stop.
this is this.
jewry is jewry.
Anonymous No.106489362 [Report]
Thanks for the demoralization memetics.
Smells pretty foul.
Anonymous No.106489371 [Report]
>>106489188 (OP)
If piracy isnt buying then owning isnt stealing
Anonymous No.106489401 [Report] >>106489475 >>106489647
>>106489188 (OP)
Piracy is not stealing.
Anonymous No.106489412 [Report] >>106489474
tariq nasheedian op in nature
Anonymous No.106489442 [Report] >>106489498
if pirating isnt copying, copying isnt stealing
Anonymous No.106489474 [Report] >>106489512
>>106489412
kys muslim
Anonymous No.106489475 [Report] >>106489533 >>106489534
>>106489401
Thank god! For a moment, I thought I'd stolen those videos of your mom rimming nigger anus, but now I know I've just copied (pirated) them, so it's fine!
Anonymous No.106489498 [Report]
>>106489442
I copied your pic, that's a nice meowlmao.
Anonymous No.106489505 [Report] >>106489665
>>106489188 (OP)
The system of """copyright""" or rather printing press licenses is unsustainable when everyone is assumed to have full access to the equivalent of not just a printing press, but also international distribution channels.
The sheer amount of bureaucratic cruft and grift attached to printing press licenses assumes that there are only a handful of government approved publishers, because the system of printing press licenses attached to a smaller handful of publishers was only instituted in the first place to avoid widespread government critique, something that is now being used by corporations in the form of the DMCA.
Now that everyone is assumed to be capable of publishing things and even encouraged to do so by free speech laws, the system of printing press licenses needs to be dismantled and reduced.
Trademarks and patents have similar issues, with the first being completely obsolete and fraudulent, while the second is increasingly sloppy and retarded.

The persecution of piracy is really just the deathrattle of an obsolete publishing industry founded on government monopolies and autocracy, since it doesn't even notably impact sales in a negative way.
Anonymous No.106489512 [Report]
>>106489474
buckbroken tariq acolyte detected
Anonymous No.106489533 [Report]
>>106489475
Post nose
Anonymous No.106489534 [Report]
>>106489475
No worries
Anonymous No.106489636 [Report]
>>106489188 (OP)
Jeet hands made this post btw
Anonymous No.106489644 [Report]
>Corporate faggot is a nigger lover tranny
Almost surpised
Anonymous No.106489647 [Report]
>>106489188 (OP)
>>106489401
piracy is still stealing because it's unauthorized access. in most countries, theft includes unauthorized access to a resource. i'll still do it thoughbeit
Anonymous No.106489655 [Report]
>>106489188 (OP)
>fedhelper post #8479454398
Don't care. Not gonna stop. Stay mad.
Anonymous No.106489665 [Report]
>>106489505
What's wrong with trademarks? They're the only kind of IP that actually makes sense, it's (sort of) a way to prove one's identity.
Anonymous No.106489741 [Report]
>>106489188 (OP)
I used to have one of those bell curve memes where on the low end there was a guy saying something like "if buying isn't owning then piracy isn't stealing and it's important for the preservation and free flow of information" the middle brain person was just saying it was bad and the high IQ on was gigachad saying "Wowie free!", but I didn't transfer it over to my new computer so now I just have to spell it out.