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Luigi Thirty posted:wework is ipoing Is that 1.8 include leasing buildings from the owner (also wework)
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tune your adblocking properly and you don’t see the guilt tripping either. 
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Apr 30, 2019 11:59
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Midjack posted:tune your adblocking properly and you don’t see the guilt tripping either. poo poo, what setting am I missing? also it is your moral imperative to block all ads and bypass all paywalls
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Apr 30, 2019 14:11
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Also to pirate all media created by the deceased, Roseanne Carter fuckin Cash does not have the divine right to coast on music her daddy made fifty years ago.
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The thing you bought doesn't stop being yours even when the guy who sold it to you dies, not even if you are a record label Steal things or don't, it's nobody's business how you rationalize it
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Nothing after 1930 is ever going to be public domain in America thanks to loving Disney, stealing media is your moral right.
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Pittsburgh Fentanyl Cloud posted:Nothing after 1930 is ever going to be public domain in America thanks to loving Disney, stealing media is your moral right. there are pockets of intellectual freedom in some areas where artists usually don't enforce copyright. dnb comes to mind, or well there's the cliche free software, public libraries. it is pretty lame waiting 70 odd years though
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Known legislator Disney, singly repsonsible for signing into law the transfer of rights from the people to corporationsquote:The supreme power in America cannot enforce unjust laws by the sword; because the whole body of the people are armed, and constitute a force superior to any band of regular troops that can be, on any pretence, raised in the United States chemical ali: we have these guns to stop tyrants, there will be no tyranny in america prince ali: rides an elephant across the frame right behind him, tossing out mickey mouse hats and stamping public domain into the dust
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Known legislator Disney, aka “Chuck Grassley”
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flakeloaf posted:Known legislator Disney, singly repsonsible for signing into law the transfer of rights from the people to corporations aren't you Canadian?
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there is no material thick enough to block the noise your culture makes from this distance
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flakeloaf posted:there is no material thick enough to block the noise your culture makes from this distance weird, i thought your skull would have sufficed
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all property is theft, i post from my personal computer, without a hint of irony
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also, american media protection laws are a well-known low-key irritant here, and who doesn't like having a go at gun culture it's two great tastes that taste great together infernal machines posted:all property is theft, i post from my personal computer, without a hint of irony 
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flakeloaf posted:Known legislator Disney, singly repsonsible for signing into law the transfer of rights from the people to corporations lmao come to central florida some time if you don't believe disney is singlehandedly capable of shaping whatever laws it wants, local state or federal
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yes, disney might literally have spent millions of dollars lobbying for copyright extension, but since they didn't pick up the pen and sign it themselves, really they had absolutely nothing to do with it don't you see?
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Chuck Grassley is jokingly called “The Senator from Disney” and sponsors legislation to extend copyright any time their characters threaten to become public domain, but I understand that being a haughty know-it-all about the US is important to Canadians since they have so little identity of their own, so you do you.
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the last copyright extension act, in 1998, was called the "mickey mouse protection act" for a reason
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flakeloaf posted:there is no material thick enough to block the noise your culture makes from this distance but somehow you haven't heard that most laws here that are more complicated than renaming a post office are written by lobbyists because we almost exclusively elect morons and corporate sycophants (both in most cases)
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Shame Boy posted:lmao come to central florida some time if you don't believe disney is singlehandedly capable of shaping whatever laws it wants, local state or federal oh i don't doubt it one bit, people with power use it mainly to keep that power and get free poo poo; why wouldn't they do whatever the rat wants them to? it's not like elections work anyway meanwhile in ontario, uneducated rural chuds and real estate developers decided they wanted to buy a government run by an angry ham with no sense of proportion, so now school funding is slashed, greenbelts and environmental regulations are optional, endangered species are for sale and oh yeah a couple hundred people's houses have a metre of water in their livingrooms because the "once in a century flood" is back for the second year in three but don't worry folks we're OOOOOPEN FOR BUSINESS trust me we're making all the same mistakes you guys are, just more slowly with short breaks for winter
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florida makes a ton of money off that mouse and they're gonna protect it as long as they can.
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Munkeymon posted:but somehow you haven't heard that most laws here that are more complicated than renaming a post office are written by lobbyists because we almost exclusively elect morons and corporate sycophants (both in most cases) there was a great interview with a group that writes """"model legislation"""" after some study found that like, tons and tons and tons of it is passed verbatim without any words even being slightly changed, and they spent the entire interview going "well when we give them an already-written law to pass it's not like we want them to just pass what we give them verbatim or anything" you sure about that buddy
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Pittsburgh Fentanyl Cloud posted:Chuck Grassley is jokingly called “The Senator from Disney” and sponsors legislation to extend copyright any time their characters threaten to become public domain, but I understand that being a haughty know-it-all about the US is important to Canadians since they have so little identity of their own, so you do you. then you also know that whoever occupies his seat would do exactly the same things he does because you don't get into that position without money and the second he stops doing what disney tells him, they'll just elect someone else who does, and that is something even a mere canadian can understand
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Shame Boy posted:there was a great interview with a group that writes """"model legislation"""" after some study found that like, tons and tons and tons of it is passed verbatim without any words even being slightly changed, and they spent the entire interview going "well when we give them an already-written law to pass it's not like we want them to just pass what we give them verbatim or anything" they’re supposed to change it enough so it doesn’t look like they copied!
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flakeloaf posted:then you also know that whoever occupies his seat would do exactly the same things he does because you don't get into that position without money and the second he stops doing what disney tells him, they'll just elect someone else who does, and that is something even a mere canadian can understand yeah is just loving Disney! its not at all that they contribute a huge amount to the state in terms of employement and tax revenues, its just the loving corporations!!11
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flakeloaf posted:then you also know that whoever occupies his seat would do exactly the same things he does because you don't get into that position without money and the second he stops doing what disney tells him, they'll just elect someone else who does, and that is something even a mere canadian can understand Shaggar posted:yeah is just loving Disney! its not at all that they contribute a huge amount to the state in terms of employement and tax revenues, its just the loving corporations!!11 Chuck Grassley represents Iowa
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all hail the job creators`
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Shaggar posted:yeah is just loving Disney! its not at all that they contribute a huge amount to the state in terms of employement and tax revenues, its just the loving corporations!!11 lol we gently caress over our own population for disney's benefit alone all the time, this is florida after all
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Pittsburgh Fentanyl Cloud posted:Chuck Grassley represents Iowa i was wondering when you were going to tell them  everyone should know that florida's senators are marco rubio and
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hm i'd just assumed, but if he's for sale then i don't suppose it matters where he sits also why did I think rubio took his ball and went home after he tried to become president
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haveblue posted:the last copyright extension act, in 1998, was called the "mickey mouse protection act" for a reason because people are too stupid to understand that trademark is what protects mickey not copyright, yes
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and for that matter, people are too stupid to understand that it's always filthy European countries leading the way in copyright extension and use restrictions
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the last time that bill was discussed in yospos you also argued that Disney had nothing to do with it
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fishmech posted:and for that matter, people are too stupid to understand that it's always filthy European countries leading the way in copyright extension and use restrictions i'm less concerned with who went first and more interested in whose laws are likeliest to directly affect me. it wasn't the europeans that our prime minister's office asked to call us terrible pirates so he could gift-wrap an unfair copyright law and hand it to his foreign-owned corporate dog-waggers
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Pittsburgh Fentanyl Cloud posted:Nothing after 1930 is ever going to be public domain in America thanks to loving Disney, stealing media is your moral right. in fact this year was the first time in over two decades that copyright limits weren't extended - jan 1st 2019 saw everything from 1923 enter the public domain next year we get rhapsody in blue and in 2021 it's the great gatsby 2024 is steamboat willie and mickey mouse so we'll see when disney starts makin noise about that
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Broken Machine posted:there are pockets of intellectual freedom in some areas where artists usually don't enforce copyright. dnb comes to mind,
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H.P. Hovercraft posted:2024 is steamboat willie and mickey mouse so we'll see when disney starts makin noise about that steam boat willie is possibly already in the public domain because disney (the guy) hosed up how he did the copyright and it's not valid, and disney (the company) hasn't actually stood up to that in court at all because they know they'd lose and make it official also fishmech is Technically Correct, mickey mouse is a trademark so that will never be useable by anyone but disney, however all the things mickey mouse is in (and all the other stuff disney made during his ~golden years~) are still capable of entering the public domain and boy will they ever fight tooth and nail to prevent that just so they can keep cranking out special editions from the disney vault or w/e
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oh yeah they'll certainly argue that mickey is their trademark iirc they hafta prove that he's been in use since then as their mascot in creative works or something. i wonder if they'll put out a mickey movie between now and then to strengthen their case also 2022 gets the first winnie the pooh book
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