eb9131 No.16695383
https://archive.fo/3Jo6U
>A bill looking to make it easy to sue internet users for copyright infringement stands a good chance of being passed in the US Congress.
>But further facilitating such claims, as the CASE Act proposes, could boost copyright trolling and have negative effects on free speech says the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF).
Here's that linked article: http://archive.fo/E9sxM
>The bill's goal is to introduce a so-called copyright small claims court, to make sure copyright holders suing on infringement grounds don't have to bring costly federal cases each time.
>Instead, the EFF noted in its criticism of the planned legislation, a quasi-court would be set up within the Copyright Office – which is not an impartial participant. The digital rights group is now warning that the CASE Act would remove many protections currently afforded to internet users, and expose them to copyright trolls.
>Even though the bill caps the fines at $5,000 – $15,000 per work – that's still high enough to financially ruin many Americans, where the average annual income is $57,652. And this is particularly true because the new process would leave those accused of infringement “without many of the traditional legal safeguards or rights of appeal [US] justice system provides.”
>To make suing people in this way even easier – and no doubt more appetizing for copyright trolls – the bill states that a copyright holder would be able to sue even if the work they claim had been infringed was not registered with the Copyright Office.
>That would produce a catastrophic situation. “Nearly every photo, video, or bit of text on the Internet can suddenly carry a $7,500 price tag if uploaded, downloaded, or shared even if the actual harm from that copying is nil,” the EFF warned, calling on internet users in the US to contact their senators and oppose the legislation.
>As for the danger posed by the CASE Act to free speech, the organization said it would turn the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) notice “into a long-term censorship tool.”
>Namely, the bill would allow copyright holders to request that content be removed from online platforms, and at the same time bring their case before the new small claims court. The platforms would no longer be under obligation to act on a counter-notice and repost the content within 14 days.
>This could then turn into many months of effective censorship, the EFF is warning.
08482d No.16695390
Welcome to Judeo-Capitalism.
ae1fb7 No.16695396
9dff24 No.16695399
We need a new alternative to the internet.
627032 No.16695402
>>16695399
I heard people are using i2p as a new form of communication between devices, which could create a new internet, however I never truly bothered with it.
https://geti2p.net/en/
8b0dd1 No.16695406
>>16695399
This. At this point that's really the only solution.
f92ee8 No.16695410
>>16695406
I suggest some way of making a barrier of entry so that as little shitskins and other undesirables can invade as possible.
fe7ac2 No.16695412
>It is either the eastern kikes who steal outright
>Or the western kikes who steal it through copyright
At least we should all start making shitty memes so we can get rich quick.
0e940d No.16695431
>>16695383
>To make suing people in this way even easier – and no doubt more appetizing for copyright trolls – the bill states that a copyright holder would be able to sue even if the work they claim had been infringed was not registered with the Copyright Office.
This is called theft with assistance. Scamming agencies would make fucking billions.
c2babd No.16695445
Invidious embed. Click thumbnail to play.
>>16695406
QAnon was the worst thing to happen to this site since Null.
638242 No.16695463
another week, another attempt by 'murrika to ruin things for everybody else, CASE, SOPA, PIPA, whatever. its always you fucking cucks with your bullshit bills and amendments.
866a65 No.16695466
>>16695410
bully boomer women into posting tits then bash them for being leathery wrinkly old fags.
outright insult the country of origin of shitskins, they get really defensive
but the best way to oust them is to point out that they're outlanders. watch as they flinch back and start ranting about "gatekeeping" and how they were always accepted.
ceefab No.16695471
>>16695463
>what is article 13
008eac No.16695482
I just want to be left alone with the few things i still enjoy…
308d49 No.16695493
>>16695390
>Welcome to Judeo-Capitalism.
The real reason why the Jews killed Christ wasn't because he claimed he was the son of God. Who fucking cares, right? False messiahs were a dime a dozen back then. His true crime was that he dared to pirate fish.
d698ee No.16695511
>>16695463
How many of them actually passed?
e27a72 No.16695513
>>16695383
>The mouse will now be able to even more easily crush anyone who dares speak about their properties in an unfavorable manner
Your daily reminder that those with the money are the ones who are the real danger. Not the government, not the mudslimes, it's corporate jews that are the single greatest threat to us all
8cc63f No.16695515
>>16695406
>penguins with funny captions
7cd429 No.16695521
>>16695513
Daily reminder that money can't do that kind of shit if there's no government to buy off
776aaf No.16695529
>>16695501
This stopped being funny a long time ago
>>16695513
>corporate jews
>not bank jews
Corporations can be broken up, but a bank isn't that simple.
008eac No.16695541
>>16695501
>flesh fang is discoloured
REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
308d49 No.16695553
>>16695501
There's no such thing as a "flesh fang", that's just a skin tag you tasteless mong.
c9ee40 No.16695555
>>16695551
whatever happened to Q? I know that the board was taken over by fellow shitposters, but I do remember when there would be these yt videos of boomers with 8chan screenshots
776aaf No.16695556
>>16695551
There has to be some way to scare off normalniggers.
Maybe stickying gore or pony porn threads?
d4f994 No.16695563
>>16695555 (checked)
QAnon got chased out of /pol/ or something i think, and then their own board because people realized it was a larping boomer making a retarded fanfic and not actual predictions and all this was around 2017-2018.
Only a few boomers on Twitter and Facebook still believe it exists
4c4557 No.16695564
>>16695556
They alright tried similar with Pepe. Media cries about it being an alt-right figure, but many normalfags still use it regardless of political affiliation.
bfe1c6 No.16695571
>>16695556
Loli and Shota work wonders.
d4f994 No.16695580
>>16695576
I meant child porno, scat, dead bodies, necrophilia, shit that makes someone like a redditor realize that the people here are fucked up and that cuckchan is the safer bet.
28f311 No.16695592
These "intellectual property" laws are some of the biggest cancers around
ea1c6a No.16695613
>>16695383
Oh good, it's that time again where the government and its corporate allies try to censor the internet further and remove the ability of people on it to freely exchange information. What a surprise.
822825 No.16695616
>>16695613
They're going to push people one step too far one of these times.
533e9a No.16695632
>>16695621
<child porn isn't porn
pad0 detected
db36ea No.16695646
>>16695383
Here are the people responsible for this particular bill:
>On May 1, the Copyright Alternative in Small-Claims Enforcement Act of 2019 (CASE Act) was introduced in the House (H.R. 2426) by Representatives Hakeem Jeffries (D-NY) and Doug Collins (R-GA), and in the Senate (S. 1273) by Senators John Kennedy (R-LA), Thom Tillis (R-NC), Dick Durbin (D-IL), and Mazie Hirono (D-HI). Original House co-sponsors include: HJC Chairman Jerry Nadler (D-NY) and HJC IP Subcommittee Chairman Hank Johnson (D-GA), as well as Martha Roby (R-AL), Judy Chu (D-CA), Ben Cline (R-VA), Ted Lieu (D-CA), and Brian Fitzpatrick (R-PA).
Enhancing corporate power and fucking citizens in the ass is a bipartisan endeavor.
822825 No.16695661
>>16695576
>>16695567
>>16695578
>>16695621
This thread is an important subject. Please take your schizo posting elsewhere.
3c3235 No.16695665
>>16695445
>all these boomers wearing Q shirts to a political rally
Can you imagine how funny this all has to be to the guy that started it?
ff5966 No.16695686
Hah if I ever got a major fine, that would be my cue to start a war. Why pay fine when you can just buy guns and go on a murder-rampage in the offices of the lawyers that fucked you. If the fine is going to bankrupt you and make you homeless, just fucking end it in glorious battle and secure your place in Valhalla.
ae1fb7 No.16695722
>>16695571
Which vidya has the best shota?
8b0dd1 No.16695723
>>16695646
Democucks and Republicucks are the two branches of the same Kike party. No political solution folks.
996be2 No.16695725
>>16695390
>Laws are administered by a compulsory, non-voluntary government
>State has total control over all courts and administers punishment with absolute authority
This has nothing to do with capitalism, this is run-of-the-mill government regulation of economic activity.
d4f994 No.16695740
if this law gets passed i hope to god we finally go overboard and kill the jew
70ad3e No.16695744
>>16695471
That’s a huge bottle.
f10dbe No.16695756
>>16695383
Once again…the jews are about to end the western economy. Usury devalued money, replaced it with fiat and debt enslaved everyone to their criminal syndicate. They stole all the back up currencies, they're downsizing and partially collapsing capitalism, they are using migration warfare to destabilize any form of resistance, they use the media to spread fear and outrage propaganda in an attempt to create hatred, violence and wars, they use crypto to destroy the physical money, and every money making scam in the book to steal every last penny from the working class. The jews want to end money and the class system and replace the former with a cashless currency, a social credit system and universal income, and the latter with slavery to a 100% jewish fiat economy.
The jews are in full blown war mode against the entire western civilization.
d4f994 No.16695771
>>16695747
welcome to a post-holocaust society schizofag, When certain (((people))) get in fucking power they use it to bend everything to their will, also you replied to the same fucking reply twice. Go on and tell me how i'm somehow responsible for no fucking justifiable reason before you take your meds and have the vols kick your ass out for the 200th time.
f10dbe No.16695773
>>16695513
>it's corporate jews that are the single greatest threat to us all
Nah, these are just proxy warriors. The ones in control own the concept of money. They are standing above any monetary wealth, because they own all the means of production, the working slaves, and all the tools to control them.
708623 No.16695782
Oh boy goys im salivating!
ceefab No.16695801
>niggerpill IP hopping this hard
d4f994 No.16695809
>>16695793
after you go back to isreal you niggerpilled schizo
29a8cb No.16695816
>>16695806
Save some oxygen for the rest of us then.
2ee146 No.16695853
>>16695383
>>16695431
> the bill states that a copyright holder would be able to sue even if the work they claim had been infringed was not registered with the Copyright Office
This has always been the case. You have never needed to register with the copyright office to have your work protected under copyright. You can look up this fact on copyright.gov's FAQ page, the rule is already on the books.
8a00da No.16695856
>>16695553
>skin tag
This fag gets it. I meant to bring that up in the draw thread where they were doing those edits.
6f33d8 No.16695882
>>16695406
I wish meme magic hadn't been butchered by political normalfags so quickly. Remember pic related and that kid who got shrapnel on his head from a blast, when we were shitposting about MGSV?
c6d505 No.16695885
>>16695882
>and that kid who got shrapnel on his head from a blast
First time I've heard about this. Got any pics or screen caps of the thread?
5c285d No.16695886
>>16695383
Fuck it.
I hope it passes.
The bill doesn't cover IRL posts.
TAKE IT OUTSIDE
5ceb9c No.16695890
>>16695463
>Kikes directly responsible again
<"No it's those shitty white 'muricans that are your enemy goyim!"
Die, heeb.
5ceb9c No.16695894
>>16695513
They are all threats that need to be eradicated, not just one.
4c5519 No.16695895
>>16695885
Seconding this.
>>16695882
That was a time to be alive.
e68f5b No.16695898
>>16695882
I wish we could go back to being an internet myth, an urban legend, something people hear about but don't actually look into far enough to get here.
667f2b No.16695903
>>16695563
Not really, 3/4 of all posts on 8ch come from >>>/qresearch/
e68f5b No.16695908
>>16695903
>it's all generals
>with 10-30 threads per general
>99% of it is just mental midget middle aged farts seeing random codes in thin air
It gets worse every time someone links it.
6f33d8 No.16695919
>>16695885
It's from like 2015 and i lost the original picture. But around the time MGSV:TPP came out and /v/ was talking and memeing a lot about it, there were news about some middle eastern kid who went into coma after a piece of shrapnel from an explosion flew into his forehead. Of course, anons were comparing this to Big Boss at the beginning of The Phantom Pain, specially due to the similar-looking wound.
Hell, speaking of TPP. There was also the Trans-Pacific Partnership thing in 2016.
e68f5b No.16695924
>>16695919
Also the guy whose brother got killed by ISIS, so he went to create a mercenary corporation in the middle east while he looked like skinny Big Boss and had an actual fucking eyepatch.
3c12da No.16695934
>>16695898
>>16695882
2015-2016 were comfy times, before all the MAGApedes fucking invaded and gave an inroad to those fucking civnat Q-boomers. If I knew the future I probably wouldn't have voted in 2016
6f33d8 No.16695938
>>16695924
Ah yes, and i remember it was called Sons Of Liberty International
e68f5b No.16695946
>>16695938
>they're preparing to assist freedom fighters in Venezuela
fdd37b No.16695977
>>16695383
At Some point the internet will be completely unusable. They will basically be no way to interact with it and it will be almost entirely a consumption medium. Consisting of nothing but video streaming services, online shopping and leftist social media echo chambers. For most (normalfag) users that's probably what the internet is anyway.
caace6 No.16695982
>>16695399
I think there's an underlying misunderstanding of big corporations. You don't need to make a new internet from scratch, you need to make the place inconvenient for those who want to profit off of it.
One big way is to target "content creators" that get money from making shitty clickbait and reviews. If you spread them too thin over the whole interwebs, corporations will have no reason to target individuals - they want to make sweeping attacks, that's why they like youtube so much compared to other platforms.
In addition to that, the internet is too sanitized. Convince normalfags to just flee and go somewhere else. Use the Pepe the Frog approach, which turned an innocuous frog into a symbol people don't want to be associated with. Store every and any information that you care about on multiple places, online, offline, whatever, as long as you back it up somewhere safe for yourself it can't die.
Don't give a shit about new releases for a while. It's not that hard, most new games and media are shit anyhow.
Any time you see some cool project online, pressure the people behind it to release its source ASAP or grab it yourself, they're 9 out of 10 times reddittors or faggots who will bow down to their corporate overlords once the chips are down, or they'll just put more niggers and trans to appease those you dislike.
Make alternatives, populate alternatives, doesn't matter if the content is stale, as long as there's even a few users it's a resounding success.
Most importantly, CREATE. If you own the IP, you own the means of using it. The copyright shit is a double edged sword, while corporations can do whatever the fuck they want the court will still side with you if they're infringing on YOUR OWN copyright - so you can pick and choose who gets to use it. Most people just want to make money off the internet and don't understand its intended use as a communication tool for niches like ours.
Consider accelerating shit though. Flag important jewtubers into obscurity. Flag them non stop for copyright. Flag Kikeberg pages too, if the JIDF can get posts taken down, there's no reason why you can't do the same. People will only begin fighting for your cause when they feel threatened, never forget it. Make it look like you're more numerous than your opponents.
>>16695463
And always, always recognize Divide et Impera shills like the one right here. Some may just be retards trying to stir shit up, just ignore them and concentrate on what's important.
>>16695482
We all wanted to, but the reality of the world is one of constant fighting.
>>16695513
If you want to be successful against them, you'll need to learn how to make strategic alliances. /pol/ has only ever worked when they found a common enemy with some other party. Same with /gamergate/ and other similar online movements. You can't fight a battle by ideology and willpower alone. You don't take on an entire system if you can't destroy it from within. America is not the only country in the world that can host stuff.
1eace0 No.16695984
>>16695919
>explosion flew into his forehead.
de23f6 No.16695988
>>16695725
Wow it's almost as if money is speech and a system that allows an unaccountable aristocrat class to accumulate obscene amounts of wealth will inevitably lead to an aristocracy. It's almost as if the invisible hand of the free market is just another wacky ideology with no basis in reality. It's almost as if economic conservatives are actually short-sighted inbred hicks who think they're economic gurus because they took econ 101.
20dae6 No.16695989
>>16695977
just make a new network and tell people how to access it in underground circles. Sounds pretty cool tbh
a27756 No.16695990
>>16695989
>cuckchan filename
4c5519 No.16695993
>>16695924
>>16695938
>>16695946
At first I was very confused but now I remember the edits.
Too bad I can't find any.
I can't find anything about an eyepatch either, but the guy has a green fucking bandana or however you call that thing.
>>16695984
The fucking memes.
inb4 he wakes up after 9 years.
e68f5b No.16696002
>>16695984
>has a piece of flaming shrapnel in his skull
>the fucking 10/10 sandnigglet first responders drop him head first onto the gurney
d67bcb No.16696027
>>16695988
The problem isn't that the aristocratic class can accumulate wealth. The problem is that the aristocracy can purchase legislators to get laws tailor made to fit their intrests at the expence of everyone else, especially their competition. The problem is and always will be the government. Even if we were a socialist utopia you would still have an unaccountable elite class divorced from the rest of society making decisions and pulling strings to make society march to the beat they like.
Its not the invisable hand of the free market that has failed us. How is it invisiable? We can see clear as day who is manipulating the system and why they are doing it. How is the market free when an overarching all powerful entity is interviening and picking winners and losers?
If the econemy were a game of basketball would you consider it a fair game if the referees had a favorite team and every time their opposition got ahead they stopped the game and changed the rules to benefit their favorites. If the game was slowly changed over and over again to the point that only a couple teams can ever win would you call it fair? Could you even call it the same game anymore after being so thourogly changed and manipulated? If not than how can you claim what we have is a free market. Maybe you can't, maybe true capitalism is as real as true socialism I dont know. What I do know is that this wouldn't happen without the government acting as enforcers for a cloistered elite class but really, when in human history has government not done that.
70ca5e No.16696029
>>16696027
There is an alternative without corruption, if you bother to look for it.
6bdb50 No.16696036
>CASE Act has been in congress for 12 months now
When a bill sticks around for a year like that, it usually means that the bill is in process of becoming a law…
55ecfa No.16696039
>>16696027
>maybe true capitalism is as real as true socialism
Sounds about right
>>16696029
>There is an alternative without corruption
That's not an anarchy flag though
88534c No.16696042
This will certainly face the same backlash as when the RIAA was suing grandmas and children (sue unnamed defendant without their knowledge, win default judgment, subpoena ISP to get info on person behind IP address, sue person with acquired info).
>further facilitating such claims, as the CASE Act proposes, could boost copyright trolling
as always 'critics' are controlled opposition. Regardless of any 'copyright trolling', the main fucking issue is they're gonna sue lots of innocents, as they have no fucking way of knowing which person 'infringed' (1 IP =/= 1 person). Moreover, any asshole could get someone sued by getting on their network and intentionally downloading something from a honeypot.
This bullshit is yet another shakedown scheme from the copyright lobby and a clear attack against people's rights (fair use, criticism, reporting, etc.). It will lead to incidents like pics related (same case, 1st appeal and final appeal), and all money will of course go to the lawyers and execs, not artists.
543bab No.16696043
>>16695686
I entered this thread precisely to post something to that effect, more or less.
We have guns for a reason, and we shouldn't hesitate to use them in cases like this. Fines are a robbery like any other, and should be met with deadly force. Don't let your rights go to waste. If (((they))) had their way, none of us would be armed. Use it or lose it.
9ad1b8 No.16696048
>>16695471
It's non enforced by state members because the EU is fucking useless.
The burgers pretending like they're some sort of fucking USA Fed like entity are absolutely fucking retarded.
fbd402 No.16696071
>>16696043
What is this fucking screenshot. How the fuck does anyone compress something like this? It's 685 kilobytes and it looks like absolute dog shit. All you have to do is hit print screen mother fucker. It's a god damn atrocity someone could fuck up this bad.
a27756 No.16696097
>>16696042
Cases like this don't happen much since around 2012, record labels realized it was a losing battle.
4c5519 No.16696115
>>16696097
What made them stop?
ad6cbd No.16696116
>>16696071
Don't worry, here's a better version in case you need it.
c7e97a No.16696120
>>16696115
Extremely negative reaction led some congressmen to start muttering about reworking copyright law.
939122 No.16696124
>>16696042
Capitol Records, Inc. v. Thomas-Rasset was such a shitshow, but that some 2 million was reduced drastically in later trials. She never even ended up paying them because lawsuits like these are mostly voluntary and the suit went on for so many years that they eventually stopped caring.
Most of these infamous cases were filed in the 2000's, I don't think I've seen any since 2008 or 2009? Every case went on for 5+ years and gained extremely negative press for the plaintiffs, in the end they decided it wasn't worth the effort. They spent way more in lawyer fees than they could ever have realistically recouped.
>>16696115
Pretty much everyone who actually lost a case declared bankruptcy and never paid out. Here's a famous case to use as an example, Sony BMG v. Tenenbaum. It started in 2003 and ended in 2013. After all that, Tenenbaum declared bankruptcy in 2016 and was absolved of his $675,000 judgement. They spent 13 years hounding this guy only to not get a fucking dime from him.
c4a23f No.16696129
>>16695463
>I am a jew
>look at me D&C white nations
>lol you hate each other now
>ha ha it’s not the jews fault it’s the Americans
Paid shill.
a27756 No.16696144
>>16696048
Seeing all the non-Europeans who didn't understand that A13 would do nothing was so infuriating.
Member states can ignore them whenever they want, Greece does it all the time.
f7688e No.16696147
>>16696129
America D&Cs other white (and not only) nations constantly IRL.
c4a23f No.16696153
>>16696147
>gets called out on his shit
<literally keeps doing it as though no one knows better
Kill yourself, yid.
c4a23f No.16696156
>>16696144
>>16696048
And you’re both just pretending that the EU isn’t marching toward federalization. Why?
1e4a49 No.16696158
>New © bill will fine $5K
how about a new ⑨ bill that's fine for you for and 20 + 4 pennies vitamin C etc and cats??????????
a27756 No.16696159
>>16696157
Partially because the EU is slowly collapsing and won't get that far.
c4a23f No.16696163
>>16696159
Wrong reply, but I get what you mean. Thing is, it’s not collapsing. They’ll force federalization through.
9b8dd2 No.16696167
>>16695493
so the feeding is allegory for freeing gentiles from the jewish slave owners.
f7688e No.16696169
>>16696153
1) Bullshit
2) Not an argument
3) Butthurt americans are fucking hilarious. Chill out retard.
ad6cbd No.16696177
>>16696147
>America D&Cs other white (and not only) nations constantly IRL.
The government =/= The people
Every western country these days is under ZOG rule, sadly.
We'll be better off doing something about it IRL than just quarreling senselessly online.
f7688e No.16696190
>>16696177
There's a reason why i opted for a more generic "America" instead of "Americans".
Even if they are at fault too in a way. They have guns but they just refuse to use them against the kikes in the US gov, choosing to kill each other instead. Sad.
407be3 No.16696197
>>16696115
>>16696097
Nobody wins in copyright trials but the lawyers. I strongly believe that it was actually lobbied for by lawyers (and supporting industries like DRM software developers) who played on greedy and shortsighted executives' sense of indignation against "punks" "stealing" their products, and that the businessmen themselves are just brainwashed idiots. Not innocent per se, just that they don't really benefit from expending this much effort on copyright cases.
eb9131 No.16696203
>>16696197
Copyrights does have it's place (And still does), but all this shit beyond 50 years is blatant Jewery.
c4a23f No.16696213
>>16696169
>still doing things only paid shills do
lol
f7688e No.16696221
>>16696213
>e-everyone i don't like is a paid shill!
>still being so butthurt
Chill out retard.
>>16696206
Finally a triple digit IQ response.
88534c No.16696295
>>16696203
>Copyrights does have it's place
It literally doesn't, and it never will. It was pushed by censors crying crocodile tears before parliament after their monopoly on printing was abolished, so they could purchase manuscripts off authors (rights included or piss off) for dirt cheap and keep all the profits to themselves.
>all this shit beyond 50 years is blatant Jewery.
you mean copyright lasting beyond 14 years is blatant jewry.
>pic
<1. Copyright doesn't protect, it grants a MONOPOLY to the exploitation of a work. Patents grant a monopoly to the exploitation of an invention/technical process. Trademarks are supposed to prevent others from using your marks
<2. Patents are garbage because there's no multiple discovery defense, plus you see non-novel and obvious Inventions being granted patents all the time. Patents thickets greatly raise barrier to entry
Patents and copyright are also shit because you can just sit on your ass and refuse to license anything, preventing people from improving upon the works of the past (for 120/70+ years). Then there's also rent-seeking and patent/copyright trolling. And also remember orphan works which sit on a shelf collecting dust.
<3. Trademarks are supposed to address consumer confusion. However, they're being abused by corporations to exert control over a franchise/product with an iron fist (e.g. TTC shutting down Tetris clones, King.com pursuing people for using the word 'Saga'). They're basically Copyright 2: Electric Boogaloo.
TL;DR KYS intellectual property apologist.
88534c No.16696303
>>16696295
>for 120/70+ years
meant 120/70+ or 20 (copyright, patents)
b162e8 No.16696307
>>16696220
>blocks your path
fuck off pedo homo
88534c No.16696324
>>16696317
>citizens
>having any say when government is controlled by lobbyists and interest groups
this is your mind on leftism.
6c4e08 No.16696344
>>16696163
>it’s not collapsing
It really is, though. The only thing keeping it together is the prospect of getting money from Germany, and Germany is on its way to total economic collapse, with having to aliment literal millions of migrants and "refugees" who never paid a single cent of taxes, the insane cost of living, and the looming energy crisis. Because of this retarded "green energy" bullshit electricity prices are already through the roof, and now they want to abandon coal too, AND get more people to buy electric cars, AND completely cripple Joe Bluecollar's mobility with carbon-taxes? Won't end well.
Also, the roads and internet infrastructure are literally third world tier, but our EU-subsidize are used to build Singapur-like wi-fi in Romania.
Add all that shit together (shitty infrastructure, fucking expensive transportation, shit internet, etc.) and it's no wonder most big businesses are increasingly avoiding and leaving Germany.
Anyway, where was I going with this?
The second gibs from Germany cease, which is only a question of time now, the EU is no more.
f7241a No.16696417
>>16696156
EU federalization died with the migrant crisis. Non-cucked countries are not interested, cucked countries will become muslim in a few decades, and muslims have no desire to federalize either.
eb9131 No.16696502
>>16696295
>TL;DR KYS intellectual property apologist.
How about you stop repeating a meme that shows how ill-informed you are on the subject, faggot?
407be3 No.16696518
>>16696317
Not really. Even without taking democracy into account, all government is either the will of people born roughly 2 generations ago or corporations. When taking democracy into account, all government is the will of whoever is the best at manipulating the most people.
c7404d No.16696521
>>16696502
tl;dr and because fuck wiiiiiide screencaps, it is a nebulous term that lumps in 3 totally different concepts: copyright, trademarks and patents. Each one has different rationale for existence, and different rules. Trademarks unlike copyright actually expire, but are worse in that they cover general ideas, not just one implementation.
For a time the only way to (legally) distribute LAME was as an "implementation" (read: source code) compiled versions were out. Thankfully those patents have long since expired. No patents was a key point to Google and other big names developing VPX because MPEG have historically caused a lot of friction with things like H.264, and now H.265.
000000 No.16696539
>>16695383
Leftists will defend this.
59febc No.16696542
>>16695988
The aristocrat class is the politicians not the people who generate wealth through capitalism. They would still exist in your communist Utopia except be on steroids due to lack of upward mobility and the nepotism that comes with it. See: Venezuela.
eb9131 No.16696544
>>16696521
>Trademarks unlike copyright actually expire
No, they don't. Trademarks exist for as long as the person/company keep renewing it. Meanwhile, both patents and copyrights expire after a certain point in time (20 years for the former, currently up to 120 years for the latter).
>but are worse in that they cover general ideas, not just one implementation.
That's patents, and they have to cover a specific idea in it's implementation, or else the entire case can be thrown out of court.
>For a time the only way to (legally) distribute LAME was as an "implementation" (read: source code) compiled versions were out. Thankfully those patents have long since expired. No patents was a key point to Google and other big names developing VPX because MPEG have historically caused a lot of friction with things like H.264, and now H.265.
Let me get this straight, because a company is greedy with their invention, companies then seek out alternative means to achieve the same result with less headaches, and that's a bad thing?
d076b8 No.16696546
>>16696521
> <1800 pixels
> wiiiiiide
Get a better monitor, you queer.
c7404d No.16696552
>>16696544
I don't know why "Trademarks" came out then sorry. I did mean patents. Also copyright has seen multiple extensions that apply to previous works. "Mickey Mouse Protection Act" is one alt name for CTEA for that reason.
>Let me get this straight,
Where in the flying fuck did I say that no patent baggage was a bad thing?!
>>16696546
It's not the pixel count. It's how many damn letters there are on a line. As a rule, screencaps should be taken with the browser at half width.
4da5f0 No.16696554
>>16696539
The right will defend because it supports big corporations. Don't act like one side is evil when the whole thing is just a pile of shit.
000000 No.16696572
>>16695383
This >>16695686
Is the right way to deal with it. Disobey, and kill the enforcers. There is nothing that killings won't solve.
>>16695989
This meme is dead, cuckchanner. Killing federal agents is the right way to deal with corruption.
>>16696221
>post by a paid shill
>>16696317
This >>16696518
eb9131 No.16696578
>>16696552
>Also copyright has seen multiple extensions that apply to previous works.
That's only when extending the law itself. When you're copyright expires, that is it. Have you ever taken to noticing that all those extensions take place before Steamboat Willy expires, not after?
>Where in the flying fuck did I say that no patent baggage was a bad thing?!
My mistake, that was part of an argument with a different Anon.
c7404d No.16696584
>>16696578
>When you're copyright expires, that is it
I get that. What you're missing is that the lobbyists for major companies like to push for extension before that happens, so the fact it expires eventually is irrelevant at least to those works. Copyright already lasts way too long as it is. Glad we can understand each other and our stupid flubs by the way.
d076b8 No.16696588
>>16696552
> It's not the pixel count. It's how many damn letters there are on a line. As a rule, screencaps should be taken with the browser at half width.
That's fair. 8chan's stylesheet is largely to blame there, and isn't written to properly take advantage of modern screens. I have custom rules in place to fix shit to make it more readable.
eb9131 No.16696595
>>16696584
>Copyright already lasts way too long as it is.
50 years should be the absolute maximum. Thing is, I despise copyright more because of how austically Jewish the laws are around it now are, and that companies use it as a way to be as uninventive as possible. The actual concept of it, which is to grant you the right of being the exclusive benefactor of a work and to protect it from theft, does need to exist.
5222ac No.16696612
>>16695725
>banks and corporations controlling the government with bribes/"think tanks" instead of the people who voted the government into power has nothing to do with capitalism
This is the definition of Judeo-Capitalism.
c7404d No.16696613
>>16696588
Care to share?
>>16696595
I'll agree that the concept is not so bad it should be totally thrown out. Indeed, things like the GNU GPL are effectively gaming the system against itself.
ff7ca0 No.16696617
>>16696612
Stop posting that degenerate NTR shit man
5222ac No.16696624
>>16696039
>That's not an anarchy flag though
We are already living in an Anarchist state; and the most powerful group (jewish bankers) are dictating the rules everyone has to live by with force.
5222ac No.16696629
5222ac No.16696634
>>16696542
>The aristocrat class is the politicians not the people who generate wealth through capitalism.
The modern day aristocrat class are the people who own all the money/banks/corporations and can tell politicians exactly what to do; thus, jews and some goyim they allow to have some money rule over all people in the west.
e35ee2 No.16696651
>>16695616
That or one of these days they're gonna push this while everyone is worried about something else and then our freedom is gonna be gone forever.
d076b8 No.16696677
>>16696613
>Care to share?
Sure, they're just some simple rules adding margins and adding a solid max-width. You probably want to remove the line-height and font-size items because they're only in there because my vision sucks. .thread {
margin-left: 2em;
margin-right: 2em;
}
.post, div.post.reply {
max-width: 80em !important;
margin-top: 0.5em;
}
div.post p {
line-height: 125%;
font-size: 14px;
}
e504d0 No.16696681
>>16696629
Then stop dumping in a thread unrelated to your shit fetish. You’re breaking the rules way more than I am, you stuck up dick sucker
88534c No.16696688
>>16696502
>repeating a meme
What meme faggot? Intellectual Property is a retarded umbrella term for those 3 types of laws, and they're all cancer, for varying reasons, as I mentioned in >>16696295
You also forgot trade secrets, which are the sanest form of IP if memory serves.
>>16696595
>The actual concept of it, which is to grant you the right of being the exclusive benefactor of a work and to protect it from theft, does need to exist.
It does not, let alone last 95/120/life+70 fucking years. Give me one good reason for its existence.
Do note copyright's purpose is not to remunerate authors, but to "Promote the progress of Science and the Useful Arts" (i.e. knowledge and the development of technical know-how and manufacturing techniques), as per the Constitution. The Copyright Act of 1790 literally says "An Act for the Encouragement of Learning", as does the Statute of Anne.
eb9131 No.16696703
>>16696688
>Give me one good reason for its existence.
>Promote the progress of Science and the Useful Arts
See >>16696544
>Let me get this straight, because a company is greedy with their invention, companies then seek out alternative means to achieve the same result with less headaches, and that's a bad thing?
This part was directed at you, but I mistook the other Anon for you.
d076b8 No.16696719
>>16696688
>Give me one good reason for its existence
The reasoning is obvious. Nobody wants to put in time and effort into making something if they have no legal right to protect it and everybody can copy it as they wish.
Just look at the name. It's just "copy right". The right of the creator to determine under what conditions the work may be copied. No more, no less. Without copyright, nobody could possibly make any profit off their work. You are using some really selective reading to interpret those acts. The point is that it promotes the progress of Science, Learning, and the Useful Arts through remuneration of the authors. That's how "promoting progress" works in the first place in a capitalistic system.
d076b8 No.16696724
>>16696719
>>16696688
As a small followup, how do you expect that a creator could possibly survive off of their work without the existence of copyright? If anybody could fully copy a work and distribute it for free (or even for their own personal profit), how would the original creator ever earn anywhere near the amount of money to justify making it in the first place? How do you seriously propose any creative output would be worth undergoing in the first place without any system of copyright?
Seriously, I can't fathom it. Please give me an idea how a copyrightless system could possibly actually function.
eb9131 No.16696732
>>16696724
>Seriously, I can't fathom it. Please give me an idea how a copyrightless system could possibly actually function.
Anon, don't go down that road. With a LOT of idiots, they think that it's "evil" that someone would dare to create something and profit off of it instead of just "making a contribution to society".
8cc63f No.16696739
>>16696071
Does he look like he knows what a jaypeg is?
1d9610 No.16697027
You know half the time I see these bills that don't pass. Obviously won't pass, and honestly serve nothing because they refer to shit that's illegal/protected already.
Seems like a stunt to get a loon out.
88534c No.16697311
>>16696703
>>Give me one good reason for its existence.
>>Promote the progress of Science and the Useful Arts
That's the point you nitwit; copyright is failing at its purpose. It's the fucking reason scihub exists! It's the reason archiving, preservation, and repair are (or are becoming) illegal (DRM+DMCA)
>See >>16696544
re-inventing the wheel unnecessarily is absolutely retarded. Reminds me of Not-invented-here syndrome in software development.
<steam engines were held back by Boulton and Watt's patents for 31 years. When they expired, steam engines improved drastically
Surprising, huh?
>>16696719
>Nobody wants to put in time and effort into making something if they have no legal right to protect it and everybody can copy it as they wish
Then make it last 5 years. If a game didn't make its money back by 5 years it was a commercial failure anyway. Also consider:
>1. relying on the sale of non-excludable, non-rivalrous goods is a terrible business model
btw, SaaSS (turning everything into streaming or always-online services, and "gaming as a service") is not a solution
>2. BILLIONS PER YEAR in tax payer money in the US alone are wasted in courts handling copyright cases
You could give grants to authors with all that money.
>3. What is the Tragedy of the Anticommons? What are orphan works (e.g. abandonware)? It's insanely hard it is to clear the rights to something, especially if you can't find out who the fuck has the rights
Copyright is supposed to let prospective authors acquire licenses for stuff, but the system is so convoluted, time-consuming, and costly any sane person would rather avoid it. This is really bad given new stuff builds on what came before.
>>16696724
>how do you expect that a creator could possibly survive off of their work without the existence of copyright?
<copyright is not a payroll scheme for artists, nor is it welfare for artists
First, there are plenty of artists starving under the current system. Second, ensuring artists profit is none of copyright's concern; it's not its purpose.
>how would the original creator ever earn anywhere near the amount of money to justify making it in the first place?
Like it's always been millenia ago. patronage and commissions. Or more recently, grants and crowdfunding. As I said above, selling, non-excludable non-rivalrous goods makes 0 sense.
>>16696732
>they think that it's "evil" that someone would dare to create something and profit off of it
That's a retarded strawman. As I said, copyright is people choosing to refrain from copying because in hopes of more/better works being made. Copyright is not a a license to make money.
2fa25d No.16697406
>>16695982
>Make alternatives, populate alternatives, doesn't matter if the content is stale, as long as there's even a few users it's a resounding success. Most importantly, CREATE.
As an addition to what that guy said, if you're making some OC for an alternative media site like Vidlii, Gab, Newgrounds, etc. for the love of God, do NOT repost it to Youtube or something simply because you want more exposure. If you want an alternative to become popular, you need to give people reasons to visit your place instead of staying in the Jew's playpen. If you really must, make an advertisement video saying "Click the link in the description to see the full version" and make it clear you're focusing your content fully on the alternative.
Normalfags are sedimentary – the biggest question they ask is "If I can view this on Mr. Zuckergoldberg's site, why would I go through the effort to go to a different site?". They won't leave familiar places unless you give them a reason to. Force and threats are one thing, exclusivity is another.
I'm saying this because there's a good number of faggots who try to do the fence-sitting "I'll post on both sites" approach, realize they get more of an audience on the Normalfag-central rather than the alternative, and end up just focusing. It's why Youtube alternaitves never get off the ground (besides the fact that you need to have Google-levels of infinite money to viably run a video-hosting site).
cc0835 No.16697417
>>16697311
>re-inventing the wheel unnecessarily is absolutely retarded.
How? If something prevents people from achieving an end, wouldn't the logical choice be to find a more efficiant alternative? Also, don't you have to reinvent the wheel if you want to move forward, such as all the "predictions" about how planes, trains, and automobiles were a "waste of money when you have a horse"?
><steam engines were held back by Boulton and Watt's patents for 31 years. When they expired, steam engines improved drastically
>Surprising, huh?
http://archive.fo/Lu1zT
<More dramatically, in the 1790s, when the superior Hornblower engine was put into production, Boulton and Watt went after him with the full force of the legal system.
Wow, it had nothing to do with the patents themselves, and EVERYTHING to do with Watts and Boulton being greedy Kikes.
>Second, ensuring artists profit is none of copyright's concern; it's not its purpose.
>Copyright is not a a license to make money.
You are right, copyright is just a license that gives you the exclusive rights to the benefits a work produces. It doesn't print money itself, but what you do with it can earn you money and other advantages. And, you agreed with this sentiment in one of your previous posts: >>16696295
>Copyright doesn't protect, it grants a MONOPOLY to the exploitation of a work. Patents grant a monopoly to the exploitation of an invention/technical process.
cc0835 No.16697432
>>16697311
>>16697417
Also, look at the year Watts applied his patent: 1775.
<Want to know what other Earth shattering event happened that year?
ef69af No.16697462
File: 0126bc4ed07ae2b⋯.png (Spoiler Image, 979.92 KB, 1241x1200, 1241:1200, 88021b673b9139aa56bb488c66….png)
>>16695722
L5 games (anything before Yo-kai watch Shadowside and Inazoomer eleven Ares; """shotas""" now all look like bishounen DKs, both the games and the characters are 100% shit RIP)
Shotaxmonsters is a somewhat known RPGmaker game
Untranslated VNs >inb4 he doesn't know japanese
From the top of my head
88534c No.16697475
>>16697417
Necessity is the mother of Invention; improvements are sought as they're needed. As I said, being forced to reinvent the wheel (and likely in a worse way) is stupid. If anything, people would invent stuff to gain an edge while the competition plays catch up.
>Wow, it had nothing to do with the patents themselves, and EVERYTHING to do with Watts and Boulton being greedy Kikes.
Which was enabled by the patent system. If it didn't exist, they couldn't have done jack shit. You're only hurting your case. Also, from your link:
>After the expiration of Watt's patents, not only was there an explosion in the production and efficiency of engines, but steam power came into its own as the driving force of the Industrial Revolution
>The key innovation was the high-pressure steam engine — development of which had been blocked by Watt's strategic use of his patent. Although developed earlier these innovations were kept idle until the Boulton and Watt patent expired. None of these innovators wished to incur the same fate as Jonathan Hornblower.
>By the same token, until 1794 Boulton and Watt's engines were less efficient they could have been because the Pickard's patent prevented anyone else from using, and improving, the idea of combining a crank with a flywheel.
How ironic. Thanks for proving me right.
>>16697432
Too bad America's IP laws are the most pozzed there are.
de23f6 No.16697514
>>16696027
Authoritarianism always wins over libertarianism because libertarianism by definition is a live and let live ideology. Any libertarian system will eventually be dominated by those who will abuse it in order to create a de-facto authoritarian system. If lolbertarians weren't so fucking dumb they would realize that since we're always going to live in an authoritarian society, we may as well tip it in our favor.
ccab7e No.16697537
>>16697475
>Necessity is the mother of Invention; improvements are sought as they're needed. As I said, being forced to reinvent the wheel (and likely in a worse way) is stupid. If anything, people would invent stuff to gain an edge while the competition plays catch up.
You do realize that in the past 600(?) years of human history, around the same time that money and independence became more powerful than governments, societies have progressed far quicker and with much greater innovations than all the 6000+ years recorded prior to?
>Which was enabled by the patent system. If it didn't exist, they couldn't have done jack shit.
They probably also would never have had a reason to make it in the first place. For what reason would they have had to make a steam engine? After all, the Romans had steam technology and did fuck all with it: http://archive.fo/cMIiB
88534c No.16697546
>>16697417
>>Copyright is not a a license to make money.
What that means is you can make money without copyright.
>you agreed with this sentiment in one of your previous posts
I don't agree with relying on copyright to make living at all, but if you want a compromise give a creative work 5-7 years, after which it enters the public domain. Copyright should act as an incentive to produce, not a mechanism to collect rent, like it currently is. The bill in the OP is yet another example of it.
>exclusive rights to the benefits a work produces
Your phrasing is off. It implies right holders get to benefit from the fruit of 3rd parties' work through the use of the right holders' invention/work, which is not true at all.
ccab7e No.16697577
>>16697546
>What that means is you can make money without copyright.
1d9610 No.16697734
>>16697514
>Any libertarian system will eventually be dominated by those who will abuse it in order to create a de-facto authoritarian system.
Unironically, you're wrong, you're describing an anarchic system, which inevitably becomes feudalistic.
What you're describing is tantamount to blaming a political system being subverted via military conquest, and even then quite literally the only reason we have this issue is because of the asinine idea that constitutional freedoms wouldn't apply to private entity. (Hint, it does and always has, especially in the case of a private entity become a defacto federal entity)
3e1116 No.16697765
IF YOU CAN'T TURN A PROFIT WITHIN 10 YEARS OF RELEASING SOMETHING TO THE PUBLIC, YOU LIKELY NEVER WILL
The intent of copyrights were to protect the individual from the (((distributor))).
Look at dorf, tohou, and even cave story.
They have all profited within the 10 years, and have not been negatively affected by knockoffs.
No copyright or patent should last longer than 10 years.
eb9131 No.16697781
>>16697765
Anon, some people haven't "hit it big" until they were past the age of 60.
3e1116 No.16697788
>>16697781
90% of who you posted became wealthy from work that was released to the public within the last 10 years of those ages.
e35ee2 No.16697790
>>16697781
>no hard sciences
Welp this is discouraging.
c42e59 No.16697805
>>16695882
>shitposting about MGSV
or that time an ex navy seal made his own private army to fight isis essentially becoming Big Boss.
i miss 2015
822825 No.16697816
>>16697514
>libertarianism by definition is a live and let live ideology
Only in the same sense that a rattlesnake has a "live and let live" ideology. Libertarians aren't pacifists. I don't know why people keep making that mistake.
>since we're always going to live in an authoritarian society
Not necessarily. Authoritarianism needs a certain threshold of population density and interconnectivity to really exist. In the event of a massive population die off it's entirely possible that we'll drop out of the habitability range for authoritarians.
e35ee2 No.16697836
>>16697816
It's not the population density, it's the technological level, there's no going back now.
822825 No.16697874
>>16697836
The problem is that as technology continues to increase the middle ground between complete anarchic style liberty and absolute totalitarian control continues to recede. At some point, maybe not too far off either, the only choices will either be space pirate utopia or technocratic despotism where the "people" at the top are transhuman/posthuman abominations that that puppet the rest of the population under them Sims style. Maybe the anarcho-primitives are on the right track after all.
bb359a No.16697876
>>16695383
That`s good news, the sooner mainstream makes internet unusable the sooner we can start transitioning to alternatives. We can`t stop it so why bother? So say with me:
ACCELERATE
04980c No.16697924
>>16695383
I'M PROUD TO BE AN AMERICAN WHERE AT LEAST I KNOW I'M FREE
d72631 No.16697952
i would like to see the faggots try
4306bd No.16698336
>>16696719
>The right of the creator to determine under what conditions the work may be copied. No more, no less.
>>16696724
Copyright law also affects derivative work, not just the work itself, such as user modifications (especially if EULA of the game's map editor, or whatever provided tools declares whatever user mods created as derivative work), or general fanworks that have varying degrees of originality.
These creators make content despite being explicitly prohibited by copyright law from taking compensation for their work because it is infringing copyright. What stops them from being sued ordinarily is releasing their work for free because:
>they can better defend themself with Fair Use in case of litigation
>the corporate lawyers weigh the cost and effectiveness in pursuing a court case, and something released non-commercially is not worth an expensive copyright court case
4306bd No.16698348
>>16697876
I don't think you're fully considering the scope of copyright law and what it affects.
For example, people who make mods understandably invest their time into creating a mod, and seek donations. If they had the option to make more money, they'd take it. You can see this in the case with Steam and Bethesda back when paid Skyrim mods were controversial.
I.e, you could essentially sell what someone else made— it could be reasoned that rights to the mod were of Valve and Bethesda's the entire time, and not the modmaker. Ergo publishing something you didn't make on Steam Workshop was with authorization of Valve and Bethesda anyways. This goes back with mods being made from other people's mods, and so forth.
Nowadays, people conflate the web (http/https) with the internet. No one is suddenly going to use shit like gopher just because the web is becoming uniformly anti-user even though sites on gopher don't have js.
88534c No.16698353
>>16697537
>You do realize that in the past 600(?) years of human history, around the same time that money and independence became more powerful than governments, societies have progressed far quicker and with much greater innovations than all the 6000+ years recorded prior to?
Your point being? If you think it was thanks to patents and copyright, you put up an awfully weak argument.
>For what reason would they have had to make a steam engine?
To attain higher efficiency and effectiveness than using manual labor, and decrease costs, and thus increase profits? Inventing something solely to get a patent is retarded. People invent stuff to solve problems first and foremost. Patents would be like an 'extra' at best, not the driving reason (though regrettably today if something's not patentable and 'monetizable' it's not getting funding).
Patents supposedly act like incentives to encourage inventors to make their knowledge public in exchange for a temporary monopoly. However, the system is horribly broken as has been repeatedly observed.
>>16697577
well you're not completely wrong, though that's missing the point.
>>16698336
>>they can better defend themself with Fair Use in case of litigation
Not a lawyer, but the system works more or less like this:
<making derivatives of/taking stuff from/reproducing stuff from any work under copyright without permission is illegal, period
<nothing's actually fair use until a judge says so
<receiving money (even if you're non-profit) makes your case even harder to defend (commercial use), though it doesn't necessarily preclude fair use
<people making stuff for free usually don't get sued because it's more trouble than it's worth, plus heaps of bad publicity and public backlash. Nothing more
4306bd No.16698357
>>16697577
I know this is just a kneejerk reaction, but consider the current case of copyright nonenforcement in the case of user mods, works, and dojinshi. E.g Touhou where there's a load of derivative works that technically infringe the original copyright. Or wiki(a)s which not only contain copyrighted material and sometimes spoil the story, but also generate ad revenue or ask for donations (which is still legally commercial use unless entity asking for donations has non-profit status).
de23f6 No.16698360
>>16697734
Yes, and guess which ideological group is the most likely to believe that private entities should be allowed to do whatever they want? Reap what you sow.
>>16697816
>Only in the same sense that a rattlesnake has a "live and let live" ideology. Libertarians aren't pacifists. I don't know why people keep making that mistake.
Modern libertarians are certainly spineless cucks. They will gladly sell out your liberties and then complain about how other people are making them sell out your liberties. And somehow despite bending over every single time, they still feel like they have the right to act as some sort of figurehead for liberty.
Hey, you may have allowed artistic freedom, due process, the economy, and society to be destroyed, but at least you showed the SJWs how much better you are than them!
4306bd No.16698361
>>16698353
That's kind of what I'm trying to say. Noncommercial derivative work doesn't stop ligitation, its just more defensible in court.
There's also category of transformative work, which qualifies as copyright of whoever made it, but it takes a court case to really decide whether or not its transformative.
0a5b22 No.16698368
9ad1b8 No.16698398
>>16696156
>EU ismoving towards federalization
That pipe dream was already near impossible and it's already fucking dead
Migrant bullshit and how it was handled pissed a lot of people off, Merkel which push hard for it will soon be gone and the EU has been declining ever since the Soviet Union died, if not sooner.
The EU as it stands right now is a corrupt bureaucratic nightmare with no executive power but too many powerful jewish boomers too retarded to let it go.
People want free movement and economic trade between state members, not to see their culture dieor their government to lose it's autonomy.
Fuck sakes, people are already see it happening with the JewSA waving it's globalizing circumsized dick around and many don't like it.
a27756 No.16698400
>>16695406
Boomers ruined /pol/ beyond recognition. The Q shit went way to far. Troll of the fucking century.
b634b8 No.16698545
>>16695493
Don't forget the part where he goes to a temple and tells the merchants to fuck off for selling shit at the temple to profit from religion.
063066 No.16698555
>>16696043
>Blumenthal
Speaking of the devil.
I'm penning a reply to his message with my main issues with the CASE Act being that
>the Library of Congress, which the United States Copyright Office is a part of, is not part of the Judicial branch. Allowing the Copyright Office to deliver judgments on cases of copyright law is a clear and gross breach of separation of power.
>The existing small claims court has a maximum of 5,000 dollars of damages that ca be awarded. The CASE Act would have a limit of 15,000 dollars per work, which three times the limit of our small claims court. Meaning that its incompatible with the existing small claims court
Also if you are also from CT, don't let this make you feel like its not worth emailing him seeing as he's in favor of it. I doubt this is a main issue for him like Gun Control is. Indeed if you are also from CT, this is all the more reason to email him about it, because if you don't then its a certainty that he will not change his position.
eb9131 No.16698621
>>16698353
>To attain higher efficiency and effectiveness than using manual labor, and decrease costs, and thus increase profits?
>People invent stuff to solve problems first and foremost.
You did read the part of how THE FUCKING ROMANS HAD STEAM TECHNOLOGY AND DID ABSOLUTELY NOTHING WITH THE FUCKING THING: http://archive.fo/cMIiB
>well you're not completely wrong
Alright, fucking you fucking Bug-eyed Commie.
eb9131 No.16698628
>>16698621
>fucking you fucking
Okay, meant to say "Fuck off", but alright.
ba65d0 No.16698633
use zeronet with tor you niggermonkeys
81f048 No.16698701
>>16695493
>pirating fish
That comes with the territory of being the Son of God.
47f954 No.16698722
>>16696027
>The problem is that the aristocracy can purchase legislators to get laws tailor made to fit their intrests at the expence of everyone else, especially their competition. The problem is and always will be the government.
And without government the same plutocrats couldn't just booby trap your car because that'd be a violation of the NAP?
88534c No.16698736
>>16698621
>You did read the part of how THE FUCKING ROMANS HAD STEAM TECHNOLOGY AND DID ABSOLUTELY NOTHING WITH THE FUCKING THING
Ok, some inventions happen by accident, others slip under the radar until their uses are found much later. Still, what's your point?
Do you think if patents had existed back then that they'd have rushed to adopt steam technology and spurred an early industrial revolution? It's also bold of you to assume it wouldn't have resulted in the same jewry Boulton and Watt engaged in.
>Bug-eyed Commie.
Whatever you hand-rubbing, shekel-hungry, hook-nosed kike.
e35ee2 No.16698755
>>16698621
slavery was cheaper, metals were weaker, the slow start of steam engines has nothing to do with patents.
358cf9 No.16698826
Cant wait to watch all the maga retards support trump after he signs this
Luckily for me im almost done pirating all my games anyways
Ill just stop posting if they pass it
358cf9 No.16698840
>>16695445
I can confirm that
I had the misfortune of getting,on,the list because of it
q is cia
Someone help me
822825 No.16698917
>>16698360
>Modern libertarians are certainly spineless cucks.
Are you talking about the libertarian party? Because those guys are complete faggots. They even had an anti gun guy run in the last presidential election.
eb9131 No.16698921
>>16698736
>Do you think if patents had existed back then that they'd have rushed to adopt steam technology and spurred an early industrial revolution?
Probably because engineers would have had a financial investment to make inventions and push them into the marketm rather than (The reality') recieiving little respect and just making things to satisfy their curiosity.
da0de8 No.16698935
>>16698921
The market for aeoengines was as a plaything; thats all it was.
There is no reason to believe patents would change the market of a product, a dumb funny engine to open doors.
There is nothing to say that patents would push it past that point.
eb9131 No.16698956
>>16698935
>There is no reason to believe patents would change the market of a product
The Ancient Greeks had a flying machine: https://archive.fo/ChacD
And the Ancient Chinese had hot air balloons: https://infogalactic.com/info/Sky_lantern
It took 15 hundred years until either were taken with real consideration and turned into a practical application. Do you not find it a bit peculiar that "age old ideas" were finally taken with serious merit, as well as significantly advance the technological levels of society, during the same time that people started to make money off of their creations?
da0de8 No.16698973
>>16698956
Now consider this Einstein, Heron made a fuck ton of things; some of which would definitely be a more obvious progression point than "fuse it with my wind harvesting design lol".
Why would he focus on his gimmick machine for sales.
0efc9f No.16698974
>>16698621
>THE FUCKING ROMANS HAD STEAM TECHNOLOGY AND DID ABSOLUTELY NOTHING WITH THE FUCKING THING:
If only Archimedes was still alive by that time to do shit with it. Fucker tried to invent a death beam, but he was way too far ahead of his time to create most of the things he wanted to make with whatever available resources in his time.
c2224f No.16698976
>>16698826
Get skinned blackpill kike.
Still asshurt from losing?
eb9131 No.16698980
>>16698973
>Why would you focus on giving man the ability of flight when walking works perfectly fine?
c4a23f No.16698981
>>16698976
>supports (((Trump)))
Holy fucking christ, kill yourself.
0efc9f No.16698985
c4a23f No.16698989
>>16696221
>literally still fucking doing it
>actually thinks he's blending in
da0de8 No.16698992
>>16698980
I'm talking about the aeolipile.
The pidgeon would probably need more than one generation to progress into a flying machine really, its very clearly a sudo plane though so it would have been possible but unlikely.
china are the masters of not understanding what they have
A steampunk Rome/Greece seems kinda funny, don't think i've ever seen such a concept in anything though.
9dbe55 No.16698998
we need to spread this as far and as hard as we can.
it'll still probably pass buy the anger over it could cause the pot to boil over.
2399dc No.16699005
>>16698992
>A steampunk Rome/Greece seems kinda funny, don't think i've ever seen such a concept in anything though.
It should be a concept for a game or comic.
d3ce37 No.16699008
>>16695886
>everyone goes from posting memes online to just posting them on walls and returning later to see how many liked their literal post
eb9131 No.16699040
>>16698992
>>16699005
Thing is, I actually want to see that idea played straight as if the Greeks/Romans did pursue those early inventions instead of some "high fantasy" sci-fi like they do with typical Steampunk.
9dbe55 No.16699041
>>16699040
that's kinda hard to do without fantasy since greece literally had the god of all steam/gas/cyber-punk
761aa2 No.16699220
>>16695406
>grandma's posting on 8chan
what the fuck
761aa2 No.16699260
>>16698621
why are there no roman steampunk settings
the closest I can think of Dwemer Ruins in TES
e819a2 No.16699283
>>16699260
Because not enough people know about history prior to the 15th century, and how it all plays together.
c4a23f No.16699284
>>16698985
>supporting a communist chink
Die.
7b258a No.16699336
>>16697805
>>16695934
I don't miss 2015-2016. Those were years when even normal anon was naive schizophrenic.
>getting bans for even daring to criticize Trump or not believing his promises
Imkampfy age was a mess. Everybody was so fucking naive and arrogant and thought the world would change.
6f33d8 No.16699388
>>16699336
>2016 8chan
<get shitpiled and called pedro over a typo because everyone who isn't american or british is apparently a spic
>current day 8chan
<get shitpiled over """reddit spacing""" or template threads (a.k.a. a fun thread that doesn't feel like it was made by a robot)
Yeah, i guess 2016 was the beginning of the end for this place. 2015 8chan was fun though.
a81170 No.16699404
>>16695398
Enemy of state, third point: outdated
Search for how invisible malware broke down nuclear centrifuges by taking over the driver of the power station. It was created to spread through every pendrive in the internet because the computers were all offline at all times
d698ee No.16699415
>>16699336
2015 to mid-late 2016 was probably the most fun I’ve had on this place. It seemed like everyone was more loose, even /pol/ hadn’t evolved into 100% no fun allowed. I can remember the adventure time/jojo threads on /co/ and the subsequent asspained tripfag that hijacked the board because he got spammed with smug Jojo’s for fucking up a Power Girl storytime. I miss the days when you could have stupid little threads to joke around in without reddit refugees trying too hard to fit in accusing you of being some hostile foreign element.
a81170 No.16699422
>>16695398
Also, faraday cage is a bitch to hide so if you live somewhere where you can use cement to build your house, do it in the process
818089 No.16699423
>>16698992
>>16699040
>>16699041
A game called Hellenica is a steampunk game that takes place in Greek Roman times. Turn Based Strategy game, knocking people over cliffs is a little too powerful and dialogue goes on for a while but, It does it's job pretty well for what it sets out for.
c2224f No.16699616
>>16699422
>Attach cage to the walls inside house
>Cover it all under gypsumboard/drywall
Alternatively, do it in your basement.
c42e59 No.16699959
>>16699415
>2015 to mid-late 2016 was probably the most fun I’ve had on this place
WHERE ARE THE AIRPLANE THREADS?
88534c No.16713609
>>16698921
>he thinks patents are about giving incentives to invent stuff
I already told you that wasn't the case. You really are retarded. If you're so worried about muh 'donut steel sekrit bluprintz' no one is forcing you to disclose anything.
306087 No.16713749
This is a reminder that SJWs are not a threat. The true menace is the capitalist pig who still practices slavery with different terms.
These fucks have destroyed this country and will continue to do so until someone does something. Capitalism was invented by pigs and faggots to spread degeneracy and find a means of replacing the family with materialism
70ca5e No.16713771
>>16713749
>it's not x, it's y!
It's both of them you fucking kike. Both capitalism and communism are evil, and the fact that you try to shift any blame away from communists (aka SJWs, because culturally, that's what they are) paints you as a /leftykike/.
c29563 No.16713776
>>16713749
>The true menace is the capitalist pig
You mean jews, the same ones you jerk off to while praising chinks. Yeah we know.
Go back leftypol.
5f853c No.16713789
>>16695556
>Normalfag boomers storm a mongolian basket waving forum and completely colonize it
This has to be the funnies shit I've seen in years. Not even 8chan is safe from the boomer menace. time to retire to Tor and I2P. Anyone has any recommendation that's not only a honeypot filled with CP?
27f97c No.16713793
>>16713771
>communists (aka SJWs, because culturally, that's what they are
Not him, but SJWs aren't so much the communists but rather the intelligentsia or at least that's what /leftypol/ told me :) or otherwise known as "useful idiots".
Honestly they're more of a mix of Mob Rule and insanity rather than straight up communism, but i agree that both sides are pretty fucking dreadful
Thats why i am a national socialist.
c29563 No.16713796
>>16713793
>or at least that's what /leftypol/ told me
And you believe anything those jews say? Don't be a fool.
70ca5e No.16713807
>>16713793
They have the exact same social values as communists. They differ on minor economic issues sometimes, but the fact that they share the same social values across the board is what clearly shows that they are indeed communists. The only reason /leftypol/ says otherwise is to try to hide the fact that their 'revolutionary working-class ideology' is in fact the same ideology as the rulers of the society and almost all corporations.
caace6 No.16715019
6d4a25 No.16715146
f08b61 No.16715289
>>16697781
>Bhaktivedanta Swami Srila Prabhupada
When your parents randomly mash a keyboard to name you.
701fa6 No.16716625
>>16715019
saucenao.com
iqdb.org
google.com/searchbyimage/upload
yandex.com/images/
At least do the bare minimal before asking for source.
196b75 No.16716687
>>16695463
Oh the irony in this post. None of these passed, however, European Union did allow Article 13 to be passed.
The funny thing, congress do want to constantly regulate, censor and arrest people online for the dumbest things, such as mocking any of the public figures in office, but it will never pass just because it violates all forms of the constitution.
6274f1 No.16716874
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>>16697874
Tuuubes and Dark Samus femdom when?
fe523a No.16717209
>>16699404
>It was created to spread through every pendrive in the internet because the computers were all offline at all times
Viruses and malware that spread through removable media have existed since Microsoft first made the asinine decision of having media autorun enabled by default with Windows 95.
Infections such as Stuxnet are totally fault of retard sysadmins and IT support monkeys that still refuse to force disable autorun via registry and gpo settings for all kinds of removable media and network drives, in every on-site machine. Something I've been doing since 2009 or 2010. Nowadays I have made custom install.wim images that among other things already have autorun fully disabled by default.
2c8019 No.16717217
>>16716687
No matter what, as much as people mock america, it's still the least shitty place to be.
God bless
bcfeaf No.16717229
>>16717217
Sadly, it's quickly catching up to the rest. The more spics flood into the country, the more shit things will become.
7f6b18 No.16717281
>>16717217
Barely. All urban and most suburban areas are swarming with mystery meat trash.
8f00c6 No.16717838
>>16695592
>intellectual property
This phrase alone is incredibly retarded. How can anyone own ideas? Actual property is something that exists naturally, but “intellectual property” is something that can only exist with government baby rearing.
371d45 No.16717842
>without trial
>small claims court
???
Still a shitty idea though.
We already have the DMCA, how much more special treatment are they going to get?
371d45 No.16717845
>>16698736
The Romans had steam technology but they didn't have quality steel or machining technology.
1d9610 No.16717869
>>16717229
>>16717281
>b-buh muh brown people
a27756 No.16717871
>>16698621
It's honestly quite depressing to see how many revolutionary technologies were created throughout history that never got used.
a27756 No.16717874
>>16716687
European countries have to voluntarily enforce A13. It's an EU law, not a national law of the individual countries. There are a lot of laws like that and many of them are effectively honorific in nature.
70ca5e No.16717969
>>16717869
>brown
>people
Pick one and only one.
