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Out of personal curiosity, how far does this go for you? Would you download (without paying for) - an old film (the Maltese Falcon, Wizard of Oz, Wings [1927 s

• thfuran 3y ago
  >- anime Are you expecting they might have some beef with Japan in particular?
  • argiopetech 3y ago
    Perhaps I should have generalized to "cartoons", or whatever watch-once fluff you might spend an hour or four a week on.
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• pierat 3y ago
  When buying isnt owning, then piracy is ethical. Its gone too fucking long towards extreme copyright and gimmee programs like the DMCA. Piracy is that counteracting force. Pirate it all. No other lever can make these companies correct.
• paulcole 3y ago
  None of the above. If I want to watch an old film, a bad film, or an old bad film, I pay for it or I don’t watch it. I’ve bought films on Amazon rather than get off my butt to put the DVD in the player. So you can guess that if I don’t have access to it at the moment that I’ll pay for it. I bought the DVD, I didn’t buy the right to download the movie (unless it was one of those DVDs with a download code included). I have 0 interest in anime.
  • argiopetech 3y ago
    Thanks for taking the time to reply and satisfy my mostly aimless curiosity. As mentioned in a sibling, I probably should have gone with "cartoons" or "drivel" or similar for that category, but "anime" is my particular bias for that category of time waster