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Deal with it as in them accepting there is nothing they can do to stop it. Other countries arent going to follow whatever laws they manage to get in place in th

Deal with it as in them accepting there is nothing they can do to stop it. Other countries arent going to follow whatever laws they manage to get in place in the US.

giraffe_lady 2y ago
So not deal with it so much as just shut up about it?
- ArthurStacks 2y ago
  It's just a case that nothing can be done about it. They can protest about it, but a European, Japanese, Chinese, or Russia company will just continue oblivious that there even was any protest. Commercial creatives have to accept it is happening and adapt.
  - giraffe_lady 2y ago
    It used to be rich people got nervous when a big group of precarious workers suddenly became desperate non-workers all at once. > accept it is happening and adapt. Are you going to follow this advice if they adapt by simply taking all your shit at gunpoint? I don't know if I was positioned and planning to personally benefit from the mass destruction of people's livelihoods I'd at least keep a low key about it you know what I mean?. I wouldn't be so gleefully gloating about this in public but hey. There's a lot of cops I'm sure it's fine. It'll probably be fine for you. But it doesn't concern you a tiny bit? Just on the outside chance? Nah nevermind it's fine. Don't worry about it.
    - ArthurStacks 2y ago
      If I lived in the USA I would be concerned, but I live in Switzerland and have residency in two other wealth haven countries, with businesses across multiple European countries. It isn't something that is an issue for me given the attitudes to wealth where I live.
      - giraffe_lady 2y ago
        That sounds great you sound delightful and clearly nothing to be worried about because nothing like that ever changes so you'll be fine forever I'll leave you to your gloating now. Make sure you keep doing it all in public like this just in case though.
        ArthurStacks 2y ago
        No it isn't going to change, because it's part of our culture and we don't easily let foreign riff-raff in to corrupt that. If youre pinning your hopes of the future of your country on the peasants taking from the rich, youre going to be very disappointed. Usually it doesn't end well, and especially doesn't when the elite will just mow them down with military drones who will follow orders to the letter.
        giraffe_lady 2y ago
        > and we don't easily let foreign riff-raff in to corrupt that. There it is I knew we'd get here sooner or later.
        ArthurStacks 2y ago
        Yes and look at what a shithole your country is because of doing the opposite.
archagon 2y ago
That makes no sense. Even if an individual user is able to use RuGPT to generate infringing content privately, commercial entities would be prohibited from doing so. That is a clear win for "whiney creatives."
- ArthurStacks 2y ago
  No it isnt. Because foreign companies and entities don't need to follow those laws. The whiney creative still losses. All they do is unsure that its their own country that doesnt benefit.

Deal with it as in them accepting there is nothing they can do to stop it. Other countries arent going to follow whatever laws they manage to get in place in the US.

giraffe_lady 2y ago

So not deal with it so much as just shut up about it?

ArthurStacks 2y ago
It's just a case that nothing can be done about it. They can protest about it, but a European, Japanese, Chinese, or Russia company will just continue oblivious that there even was any protest. Commercial creatives have to accept it is happening and adapt.
- giraffe_lady 2y ago
  It used to be rich people got nervous when a big group of precarious workers suddenly became desperate non-workers all at once. > accept it is happening and adapt. Are you going to follow this advice if they adapt by simply taking all your shit at gunpoint? I don't know if I was positioned and planning to personally benefit from the mass destruction of people's livelihoods I'd at least keep a low key about it you know what I mean?. I wouldn't be so gleefully gloating about this in public but hey. There's a lot of cops I'm sure it's fine. It'll probably be fine for you. But it doesn't concern you a tiny bit? Just on the outside chance? Nah nevermind it's fine. Don't worry about it.
  - ArthurStacks 2y ago
    If I lived in the USA I would be concerned, but I live in Switzerland and have residency in two other wealth haven countries, with businesses across multiple European countries. It isn't something that is an issue for me given the attitudes to wealth where I live.
    - giraffe_lady 2y ago
      That sounds great you sound delightful and clearly nothing to be worried about because nothing like that ever changes so you'll be fine forever I'll leave you to your gloating now. Make sure you keep doing it all in public like this just in case though.
      - ArthurStacks 2y ago
        No it isn't going to change, because it's part of our culture and we don't easily let foreign riff-raff in to corrupt that. If youre pinning your hopes of the future of your country on the peasants taking from the rich, youre going to be very disappointed. Usually it doesn't end well, and especially doesn't when the elite will just mow them down with military drones who will follow orders to the letter.
        giraffe_lady 2y ago
        > and we don't easily let foreign riff-raff in to corrupt that. There it is I knew we'd get here sooner or later.
        ArthurStacks 2y ago
        Yes and look at what a shithole your country is because of doing the opposite.

archagon 2y ago

That makes no sense. Even if an individual user is able to use RuGPT to generate infringing content privately, commercial entities would be prohibited from doing so. That is a clear win for "whiney creatives."

ArthurStacks 2y ago
No it isnt. Because foreign companies and entities don't need to follow those laws. The whiney creative still losses. All they do is unsure that its their own country that doesnt benefit.