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Re:Pirates Plunder 4K Hateful Eight, but Did They Crack DCP? by zizee on Wednesday September 07, 2016 @03:12AM (#12441401)
Some people believe that copyright infringement is a morally acceptable response to copyright terms changing from limited to effectively infinite duration.
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Re:Pirates Plunder 4K Hateful Eight, but Did They Crack DCP? by rrrazdan on Wednesday September 07, 2016 @09:57AM (#12443391)
Copyright on a song or book is like ownership. Imagine a scenario where you mould from clay an amazing aesthetically pleasing shape. Do you think that it should be taken from you after a set time period?
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Re:Pirates Plunder 4K Hateful Eight, but Did They Crack DCP? by hx87 on Wednesday September 07, 2016 @10:54AM (#12443883)
No it isn't like ownership, because I can make a perfect copy without taking away yours. After 3 years or so showing off your clay sculpture and making money from it, why should I be able to make copies freely?
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