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Originally Posted by hexydes
I do think that in court, what you are saying would most likely be the decision; I'm simply trying to point out the absurdity of current IP law. The fact that "pirates" are able to release an HD version of a movie, when the media industry doesn't, simply illustrates the degree to which they attempt to artificially manipulate the market. The fact that the law tries to support that is one of the very few things that makes me ashamed of America.
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What an asinine argument. So as a painter of very famous painting, which i dont want to sell posters of, any boob can take a picture, recreate my painting and sell thousands of posters of my paintings without my permission and without paying me?
Copyright law has plenty of warts, but you present a claim nowhere near a disputed area