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so, i'm curious, what are the best arguments for this? the reason i ask is that it seems like the rules, as they currently exist, are valid on paper but illegi
by tdonia 17y ago
so, i'm curious, what are the best arguments for this?
the reason i ask is that it seems like the rules, as they currently exist, are valid on paper but illegitimate in practice. is it really worth it to extend the illusion of copyright protection to the rest of the planet knowing full well that it's got little hope of succeeding? or is there a way to argue that the system, as it works in the U.S. is a success?
- tumult 17y agoWhenever you see legislation that is massively in opposition of common sense and the well-being of a people, just think to yourself, jacuzzi full of money.
- johnaspden 17y agoOK, to rephrase the question, what will the people accepting the jacuzzis full of money use as arguments?
- tumult 17y ago"Sorry, can't hear you, busy soaking in my jacuzzi full of money."