Yes, these examples certainly are not fair-use. I see it as that we decide, as a people, to not force difficult requirements on getting unemployment. It is a hu

Yes, these examples certainly are not fair-use. I see it as that we decide, as a people, to not force difficult requirements on getting unemployment. It is a humanitarian decision: in the hopes that 99% of those who get it, need it, rather than denying support to those who cannot meet strict rules in the attempt to avoid abuse. Similar to the rule that it is better to let 100 guilty criminals go free rather than incarcerate a single innocent person.