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sukhmel, to piracy in Once a pirate, always a pirate

Oh, yes, so true. Like when a game is no longer up for buying because one of the music tracks in the OST had it’s license rot, perfect customer service

sukhmel, to piracy in Once a pirate, always a pirate

I wonder if you have legal access to things you’re pirating, could someone call that a theft too? 🤔

sukhmel, to piracy in Once a pirate, always a pirate

I’m not sure whether to agree or not, but he’s got the point in the following sense: if everyone will pirate and never donate to the creator, then the creator will get about zero returns and will likely go make a living doing something else.

So pirate + donate looks like more fair redistribution of wealth, while pirate + no pay looks like being greedy asshole same as corporations

sukhmel, to piracy in Once a pirate, always a pirate

Yes

sukhmel, to science_memes in I dunno, still might be aliens with this one.

But since they indiscriminately kill whatever is close enough, they may supply themselves with said “meat that’s already been killed”

sukhmel, to memes in What did Canada do?

There were also jewish refugees that were not allowed into Canada. Afair, the bigger arsehole in that story was the UK, that panicked and decided that everyone who fled Germany during some 193x–194x must certainly be a german spy. They forcefully moved people to camps, and also to foreign territories, but it didn’t work terribly well with Canada, too.

I though this to be the article I first heard this story from, but it doesn’t seem to address that. Here I found some more details, e.g. on how refugees were in prisoner of war camps along with actual nazis.

Edit: But those are likely not related to the question of what Canada did to become example of how Geneva convention should be, so maybe an unnecessary info ¯_(ツ)_/¯

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