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no thanks, not interested in your american nonsense laws. lecturing people who are asking SOMEONE ELSE a question is a terrible personality trait btw

• jdonaldson 3y ago
  If you can’t undermine someone’s argument, undermine their nationality. American tech culture doesn’t do this as much as it should, perhaps because we know eventually those folks wake up.
  • beeboobaa 3y ago
    Not sure what your point is, but why would i care to learn about the laws of some other dude's country that he's using to support his bizarro arguments?
    • timschmidt 3y ago
      > why would i care to learn about the laws of some other dude's country The website you're attempting to police other people's behavior on is hosted in the country you're complaining about. Lol. Maybe there is a website local to your country where your ideas would be better received?
• timschmidt 3y ago
  181 out of 195 countries and counting! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Berne_Convention https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Berne_Convention Look at that map! https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/7/76/Berne_Convention_signatories.svg https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/7/76/Berne_Co... P.S. Berne doesn't sound like a very American name. You would really learn a lot from reading Groklaw. Of course, I can't make you. Good luck in the world though!
  • beeboobaa 3y ago
    man, you really are putting a lot of effort into justifying stealing other people's content
    • timschmidt 3y ago
      Thanks for such great opportunities to post educational content to Hacker News! I genuinely hope some things go your way, man. Rooting for you. Go get 'em.