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> But people benefit from piracy the benefit is private. Nobody would publicly claim they support piracy, because it's too politically incorrect. So the PR ma
by chii 1y ago
> But people benefit from piracy
the benefit is private. Nobody would publicly claim they support piracy, because it's too politically incorrect.
So the PR machine doesn't have a hard job at all convincing law makers of a non-truth, despite privately that people would generally not agree with said non-truth.
- Jensson 1y ago> Nobody would publicly claim they support piracy, because it's too politically incorrect. Many in Europe do, there are even political parties for that.