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Not the solution, a solution. Another seems to be bitcoin The state's legitimacy is questionable. Who wants papers to have a copyright of 70+ years? Certainly
by savingsPossible 4y ago
Not the solution, a solution. Another seems to be bitcoin
The state's legitimacy is questionable. Who wants papers to have a copyright of 70+ years? Certainly less than 10% of the stakeholder population. And still they do.
Who wants movies to have 70+ years in copyright?
A state that does that might be too compromised. Not immediately amenable to reform. So illegal but moral actions sometimes can (and should) be taken.
- cmeacham98 4y ago> The state's legitimacy is questionable. Who wants papers to have a copyright of 70+ years? Certainly less than 10% of the stakeholder population. And still they do. Maybe you live in a dictatorship, and I'm sorry if you do, but the majority of the world lives in democracies. The reality is that you're either wrong, or people just don't care enough about this issue to vote based on it. There are entire political parties built around this issue (look up "pirate party") and they don't get a lot of votes.