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Comics related law suits Anonymous 03/06/18 (Tue) 21:33:39 No.976067

Alex Jones getting sued for so called use of peppe the frog. Turns a blindeye to robot chicken outright calling pepe a Nazi.

Anonymous 03/06/18 (Tue) 22:11:52 No.976071

Well, robot chicken was parody, while Alex Jones was selling merchandise with Pepe on it.

Anonymous 03/06/18 (Tue) 22:13:57 No.976072

Alex Jones' use of Pepe is commercial and implies a legitimate association. Robot Chicken is expressing an opinion through a parody. Politics aside, legally this is pretty clear cut.

Anonymous 03/07/18 (Wed) 03:27:54 No.976134

>>976071

>>976072

>Alex Jones was selling merchandise with Pepe on it.

By that logic drawn together and robot chicken should be sued for selling DVDs with trademark characters.

Anonymous 03/07/18 (Wed) 03:29:29 No.976135

>>976072

The cuck who created Peppe allowed him to be sold and used for 10 years. Now he suing because of political reasons. You haven’t done shit to protect peppe as a IP until now. Alex Jones probably win the case.

Anonymous 03/07/18 (Wed) 03:46:02 No.976138

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>>976067

>No hooktube or webm

>eceleb

>Alex Jones

>mundanecuck

Again, we have OP shilling some shitty youtube channel.

Anonymous 03/07/18 (Wed) 03:49:04 No.976139

File: 04a1ab7d92fbd74⋯.jpg (58.13 KB, 1280x720, 16:9, maxresdefault.jpg)

>>976067

>Mundanematt

Turn off that pesky adblock.

https://hooktube.com/watch?v=Q3t-UxnItnk

Anonymous 03/07/18 (Wed) 03:55:27 No.976142

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>>976138

You forgot to hit the dislike button. :^)

Anonymous 03/07/18 (Wed) 04:03:58 No.976143

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>>976139

>Turn off that pesky adblock

Anonymous 03/07/18 (Wed) 05:55:50 No.976184

>>976138

Fuck you anti-gg shill

Anonymous 03/07/18 (Wed) 05:56:07 No.976185

>>976142

Fuck you

Anonymous 03/07/18 (Wed) 14:04:02 No.976251

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>>976134

>>976135

What Robot Chicken does is protected under the first amendment of the United States constitution. It is a parody and there's no possibility for brand confusion. In addition, it's more than likely that the creator of pepe does not find it libelous or insulting.

>>976135

Intellectual property doesn't work that way, and Matt Furie is completely in his rights as a copyright holder to enforce his copyright as he sees fit. Alex Jones will lose, as Furie has already successfully defended his copyright in 2017, forcing the authors of "The Adventures of Pepe and Pedre" to settle out of court, submitting to his demands that they pull the book from publication and donate the profits to Muslim charities.

Fuck you guys are weak. Did you somehow think copyright law didn't apply to you because it was a meme?

Anonymous 03/07/18 (Wed) 16:25:41 No.976282

>>976251

>Robot Chicken is protected because it’s parody.

>B-but copyright applies to memes because reasons! Memes aren’t parody guiz.

Pathetic.

Anonymous 03/08/18 (Thu) 16:09:00 No.976607

>>976282

Pepe is from a published book. Sorry not everything is free for your culture war.

Anonymous 03/09/18 (Fri) 03:06:08 No.976813

>>976282

There are laws that protect parody, it's not a difficult concept.