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A constitution cannot grant you rights over things in another country. I am granted freedom of speech in the US but that doesn't permit me to paint crude depict
by hueving 10y ago
A constitution cannot grant you rights over things in another country. I am granted freedom of speech in the US but that doesn't permit me to paint crude depictions of 'the prophet' Muhammad in the UAE.
- Chris2048 10y agoInteresting example, some would argue that you aren't free to paint depictions of Muhammad in the US either.
- witty_username 10y agoCould you elaborate? What law does that violate?
- Chris2048 10y agoYou will be at higher risk from fanatics, Not the law.
- funkyy 10y agoYeah, you need to obey your jurisdiction. I am not in US and my home country guarantees free access to culture. Thats enough for me to actually be OK with torrents. Dont get me wrong, I pay for premium DI.fm when needed and go to cinemas, but the problem here is lack of resources that paid options provide you. I am forced to either not watch it/listen to it, or to use torrents. As simple as that. And because of constitution - if there is no alternative to torrent, I feel it is OK to use it.