so its permitted in stire in art, i was just wondering why they replace swastikas in ww2 games.
German humour
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huehuehue i must have some something really good
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You know, I think it was always the same mod, a female, who deleteded all my posts and banned me for moths with the exact same reason. How bitter lol!
I think what triggered her forever was the image of a twitter post, were a historian comments prostitutes were forced to dye their hair blonde, and how blonde romans would dye their hair black to not be confused with the subhumans of the north.
You are german, can you comfirm or deny this my turkish friend?
Do I make a bus drivers day better or worse by wishing him good morning / saying hello when entering the bus?
The US Pirate Party answers to the question "Do you support digital piracy?" in its FAQ the following:
>We do not think that calling the sharing of digital media “piracy” or “theft” is the correct way of looking at the issue. The free, open access to media that “pirate” sites provide is valuable to society in the way that public libraries are, and it’s a problem that they are against the law. The Pirate Party affirms that current copyright law is not good for the public or for creative professionals, and only actually benefits a small minority of corporate executives. We support reforms to copyright law which legalize the freedom to share, while more effectively helping creative professionals make a living.
What is your opinion on this point of view? Is copyright law as it is today good and right? Do you think sharing copyrighted content is morally wrong? I have to say I mostly agree with them. From my perspective, internet "piracy" is a victimless crime. As you can create an infinite amount of digital copies, nothing is lost or "stolen" on the creators' side.
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