Why should video game consoles have an exception?
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Why should video game consoles have an exception?
I fail to see how this is in any way fraudulent.
Do you genuinely believe those drones flying over every major city taking high resolution photos of everyone within 30 miles are there for fun?
That's why youtuber put #ad on their videos
In essence, tillable becomes the only landowner
At the end of the day all of these high minded ideals are just excuses to justify ones own actions and world views.
Secrecy has no place in the search for justice.
Meiga does not mean "witch or wise woman", it refers to a "soft" or "sweet" woman.
Perhaps there was confusion with that word and "maga", which does mean "witch" or "wise woman"? They sound very similar when spoken
>This comes off as incredibly self-entitled and arrogant.
>That ~~piece of art~~ bag of Rice? It takes years and tremendous amount of people hours to bring these ~~films~~ grains of rice into existence your enjoyment. I grew up in ~~Hollywood~~ a farm, in family of ~~filmmakers~~ farmers. My friends are ~~actors, producers~~ farmer, harvesters, and well anybody else who is involved in the business - and we all dedicate unbelievable hours of love and labor into the ~~“non copyrighted cat videos”~~ bags of rice
>Yes. The system isn’t perfect, but ... what you’re doing is quite frankly, stealing. It’s offensive. We’re entitled to our livelihoods as much as you are.
>Show some gratitude please.
Now that I have changed the object that is "being protected", do you see how unreasonable and senseless your argument is?
Those arguments you used could be used exactly as they are to argue for any monopoly whatsoever, and then we would all be worse off.
Of course you're entitled to try to make a living, but if you making a living requires the state to subsidize and enforce your business model, then maybe you should change your business model.
There have been artists, writers and inventors for millenia, and for the vast majority of time they haven't needed an intellectual monopoly l, so why do you ?
The idea that they were meant to serve as a way to reduce trade secrets falls flat in the face of the fact that most places with strong patent and copyright law, also have strong laws protecting trade secrets
"If you imprison me my very large company will shut down and everyone there will lose their jobs. Guess you can't imprison me now, since that will cause more harm than letting me go" - any rich person