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7/6/2025, 3:34:02 AM
>>714635181
>Well, that just means your copy of the video game isn't a video game either.
Retard. When people buy a painting, they buy a proper painting, not a license to hold art on the wall. The price of the painting is not just the artists effort put on the canvas but the canvas, the paints and the frames themselves. Artist has no right to suddenly take away a painting he's already sold, because he sold the ownership rights of that particular copy of a painting.
>Well, that just means your copy of the video game isn't a video game either.
Retard. When people buy a painting, they buy a proper painting, not a license to hold art on the wall. The price of the painting is not just the artists effort put on the canvas but the canvas, the paints and the frames themselves. Artist has no right to suddenly take away a painting he's already sold, because he sold the ownership rights of that particular copy of a painting.
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