They're doing the techie thing of hilariously misrepresenting copyright law so badly that it seems morally indefensible to have one at all. Sort of like how sov

They're doing the techie thing of hilariously misrepresenting copyright law so badly that it seems morally indefensible to have one at all. Sort of like how sovereign citizen movements misrepresent traffic law and the tax code. I cringe at "information wants to be free" type arguments about as much as I cringe at "The Internet is a series of tubes" type arguments these days...