Sure, but there's legal precedent for "lies by omission" too, even legally [1]. I'm not saying that what Warner Bros does is tantamount to perjury, or even eno

Sure, but there's legal precedent for "lies by omission" too, even legally [1]. I'm not saying that what Warner Bros does is tantamount to perjury, or even enough to sue over, but I do think it's pretty slimy. It might be allowed, but it's still dishonest, it's still theft from an ethical level, and they absolutely, unequivocally, unambiguously are aware of this fact. [1] https://www.wcl.american.edu/impact/lawwire/perjury-by-omission/ https://www.wcl.american.edu/impact/lawwire/perjury-by-omiss...