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6/24/2025, 6:56:51 AM
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>your fat friend who didn't invite tens of thousands of strangers over to also play for 100 hours?
So your issue isn't that the gayme experieeence is being had for free, but how many people experienced it for free? Interesting. So, what's the cutoff, exactly? If Fat Friend™ let 4 skinnyfat buddies play the game for 100 hours each, then this is fine; but if 500 people download the game, play it for 15 minutes and delete it, they deserve a block in the gulag? Hmm...
>Utterly false. You don't know what the fuck you're talking about. There's a reason that movies and games were rentable but music was not, for example.
My dear zoomer, you could indeed rent music back in the day -- vinyl, cassettes, CDs and even laser discs. Most stores didn't offer this option because it was easier to pirate (lol!) and thus offered diminishing returns, but it was (and is) legal to do so based on First Sale Doctrine. At this point, I am 100% convinced you do not live in the United States of Based because this is an inherently third world TV loicense tier argument.
>do what you feel. you are free to engage in whatever immoral actions you wish. I and other people of integrity will not sully ourselves with such acts.
Blast! If only I had known the key to reaching heaven was giving jewish mega conglomerates money for 0s and 1s. Oh nooo, Muriel...!
>your fat friend who didn't invite tens of thousands of strangers over to also play for 100 hours?
So your issue isn't that the gayme experieeence is being had for free, but how many people experienced it for free? Interesting. So, what's the cutoff, exactly? If Fat Friend™ let 4 skinnyfat buddies play the game for 100 hours each, then this is fine; but if 500 people download the game, play it for 15 minutes and delete it, they deserve a block in the gulag? Hmm...
>Utterly false. You don't know what the fuck you're talking about. There's a reason that movies and games were rentable but music was not, for example.
My dear zoomer, you could indeed rent music back in the day -- vinyl, cassettes, CDs and even laser discs. Most stores didn't offer this option because it was easier to pirate (lol!) and thus offered diminishing returns, but it was (and is) legal to do so based on First Sale Doctrine. At this point, I am 100% convinced you do not live in the United States of Based because this is an inherently third world TV loicense tier argument.
>do what you feel. you are free to engage in whatever immoral actions you wish. I and other people of integrity will not sully ourselves with such acts.
Blast! If only I had known the key to reaching heaven was giving jewish mega conglomerates money for 0s and 1s. Oh nooo, Muriel...!
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