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Wow. You call copyright infringement "stealing" (which it is not) but give the company a pass for removing the content they paid for (which is much closer to "s
by LocalH 4y ago
Wow. You call copyright infringement "stealing" (which it is not) but give the company a pass for removing the content they paid for (which is much closer to "stealing").
Really hard to take this comment in good faith
- JohnHaugeland 4y ago> Wow. You call copyright infringement "stealing" So does the US government. So does the EU court system. . > > I don't like what Sony is doing here, but > > but give the company a pass for removing the content they paid for I didn't give the company any passes. What are you talking about? . > Really hard to take this comment in good faith What you're reacting to isn't my comment.
- LocalH 4y agoNo, the US government calls it "copyright infringement". If it was called "stealing", it would fall under the general theft laws. Instead, it has its own body of law.