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Monday, September 2, 2024
𝗠3MPH1S-B3113 (@M3mph1sB) on X
WHO IS GONNA TELL HER
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Wednesday, September 4, 2024
An Iranian writer is sentenced to 12 years after tweeting a dot at ...
Hossein Shanbehzadeh has been sentenced after replying with a period in response to a post on the social platform X by Iran’s supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.
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Benny Johnson (@bennyjohnson) on X
🚨 BREAKING: The entire family of Kamala Harris running mate Tim Walz just endorsed TRUMP. This is the greatest troll of the 2024 election 🤣
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Appeals court revives TikTok ‘blackout challenge’ death suit
Want a bot to pick engaging content and immunity from liability? Sorry, no
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Joe (@electionsjoe) on X
OH MY GOD IT'S REAL. THIS IS ON THE OFFICIAL KAMALAHQ TIKTOK ACCOUNT. THEY HAVE SUBWAY SURFER GAMEPLAY NEXT TO A CLIP.
twitter.comhttps://x.com/PublishersWkly/status/1831357570365497379 not politics, but I count law stuff as politics
Publishers Weekly (@PublishersWkly) on X
BREAKING: The Internet Archive has lost its appeal in Hachette v. Internet Archive, the long-running, closely watched copyright case over the scanning and lending of print library books. Full story to follow.
twitter.comlmao
oh man
if only we had a legislative body
one that might be up for election soon even
who could just write a law either protecting or outlawing libraries
I'm tired of midwits thinking case law and the supreme court are how we figure out what is/isn't legal
My understanding of the whole Internet Archive drama is also that, they are in the right, but there are two conflicting laws in whatever state they are being sued in
if they win, piracy and libraries are legal, if they lose libraries are functionally illegal
I hope they shutdown libraries over this
they won't
but it would be funny
people are anti-piracy out of necessity, despite the fact that if piracy was 100% legal with no limitations
very little would fundamentally change
book lending is the absolute best court case that could be brought
because you're literally arguing to shut down libraries, based on an outdated law in one state
but regardless, just legislate it
the people who care (young and the poor) don't vote though, and are too politically disconnected to do anything
because I actually think most politicians would vote in favor of libraries
other than the stupid conservative grifter ones
this court case can't win, because it would legalize piracy, but it's a stupid case
I really mean that first part though, if suddenly piracy was legal in America (as it is in a handful of countries already) nothing would change
the cost to host/serve media and the featuresets that can be built via a subscription fee or up-front cost are worth it to people
I think they should be
watching some thot silently watch YouTube slop
imo is fine
it's stupid sure
but I don't see value in banning it for infringing copyright
they should be bullied because they are making slop
not because its illegal
and if you legalize it but ban direct monetization, I think it also satisfies 99% of people
it's a funny argument
because people care SOOOOO much
and it's always the spergs who care the most
who are so proud that their 105 IQ allowed them to find enlightenment on reddit at an early age
as they hit you with their facts and logic
Thursday, September 5, 2024
FBI (@FBI) on X
"Knock it off." - Says FBI Director Christopher Wray to foreign adversaries meddling in American democracy. https://t.co/DbocEMxFbRhttps://t.co/mpSEnuDVlZ
twitter.comSunday, September 8, 2024
MILO (@Nero)
I am publicly challenging @NickJFuentes to a baby-off.
fxtwitter.comfunniest possible confrontation between two very homosexual men
I approve
Tuesday, September 10, 2024
Polu's girl said TND
https://fixupx.com/ValentinaForUSA/status/1833189794739888251
Valentina Gomez (@ValentinaForUSA)
@elonmusk I’ll be waiting
fixupx.com