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Amaro Koberle, 6 months ago·#1337· Collapse

Copyright is routinely violated without consequences anyway.

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Dennis Hackethal’s avatar

‘Lawbreakers get away with it all the time so it’s fine.’ How is that an argument?

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Amaro Koberle, 6 months ago·#1342· Collapse

Just that if it was so crucial for innovation then you'd expect innovation to suffer from all the copyright infringement that is going on.

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Amaro Koberle, 6 months ago·#1343· Collapse

That could be happening though, so agreed that it isn't a good argument.

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I do expect innovation to suffer from current copyright infringement, yes. Just add up all the infringed copies being shared times the average price, that’s the damage being done and it discourages creators from creating more.