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Case in point: Josh Hawley's bill to reduce copyright to 56 years max. Even if it got through Congress and signed into law it would probably get challenged for
by EddieDante 4y ago
Case in point: Josh Hawley's bill to reduce copyright to 56 years max. Even if it got through Congress and signed into law it would probably get challenged for contravening a bunch of international copyright treaties to which the US is a signatory.
It's like Republicans are so high on the "America First" Flavor-Aid that the concept of "treaty obligations" is as utterly foreign to them as the notion of learning to speak a little French if you're going to visit France.
- 7speter 4y agoI just think its en vogue and politically advantageous for republicans to attack disney right now.
- EddieDante 4y agoI've hated Disney even longer than I've hated Republicans, so I'm happy to see them go at each other. I just wish they'd do it with weapons more potent than harsh language.
- throwawaymanbot 4y ago
- tragictrash 4y agoYou don't want the future you're advocating for.
- EddieDante 4y ago
- MrMan 4y agowow who the hell are you, hating Disney so much that you want weapons involved? there has to be more to your story.
- chownie 4y agoGP is pretty obviously referring to litigation or legislation, not literally weaponry.
- EddieDante 4y agoAs tempting as it might be to literally nuke Disney, actually doing so would entail too much collateral damage. So I'd be happy to see Disney go the way of Standard Oil. There's nothing wrong with megacorps like Disney that can't be fixed with vigorous antitrust persecution.