TheCIAGlowsInTheDark
Hellovan Onion
I'll be honest, this is a pretty based take from Jersh.View attachment 85348
Null wants to abolish copyright, if only the proper donations are sent.
There are plenty of sound and objective arguments against copyright laws in general. One big argument against copyright laws is that they prevent actual competition with entertainment companies.
Take Disney as an example, one of the big reasons why you hardly see any other film studio doesn't make their own takes on Snow White or Cinderella or Bambi is because most film studios don't want to be sued if their films they make based on classic fairy tales can be deemed too similar to the Disney versions (the only reason why Shrek exists is because that is a parody of classic Disney films and so it's different enough where Disney cannot sue Dreamworks).
Copyright laws are just government regulations that give a few powerful entertainment companies a monopoly on said ideas and often hinders creative freedom. So do copyright laws hinder free speech? The answer is 'Yes' and in this case creative freedom is being trampled on because copyright laws grant big powerful corporations a monopoly on said ideas. So it makes sense to abolish or (realistically) reform copyright laws so that they don't get abused to force anything or anyone into being censored. You can also make a free market argument in nerfing copyright laws by pointing out that it would be very pro-capitalism to nerf copyright laws so that no one has a monopoly on ideas anymore and you create more competition which means creating an incentive to create better entertainment (this would actually force the Walt Disney Company to get creative and stop relying on pure nostalgia as a clutch for their movies).
Even with this said, I doubt Jersh will be the one leading the war against the developed world's broken copyright laws. Why do I think this? Because the big entertainment studios will crush Jersh like a bug. Jersh has dealt with lolcows that wanted to censor him and Kiwi Farms but he has never fought big and powerful private corporations before. The Walt Disney Company, Universal Studios, Dreamworks, Warner Bros., Paramount, Lionsgate Studios, Columbia Pictures, Amblin Partners, and many others are armed to the teeth with fancy expensive lawyers that have fancy Ivy League degrees and corporate lobbying groups that will fight on behalf of the best interests of the entertainment industry. Jersh does not stand a chance against Corporate America anyway.
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