lud

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I'm no lawyer, but I can't really find a way that fair use is applicable in this case. Also point 4 is taken into consideration here. And no I obviously don't agree that games shouldn't be allowed in libraries. The law should be changed. I just don't see how fair use is relevant.

No, just laws.

That applies to most of the drama surrounding Linux.

Spammers ruined this not email companies.

If you really do that with every artist you listen to then sure.

I doubt the artists agree with your take.

Comparable, yes.

Suggest a country then

If you prefer medieval times then sure.

It's all you talk about though.

No one cares about Adam when his ideas are frankly stupid. Or at least how you describe them. He might be a solid dude.

No, it's government sanctioned non anarchy.

Go to Antarctica or something if you don't like society.

Lol, are you some sovereign citizen‽

The world doesn't work like that. You can't just say "No that thing isn't your! I didn't agree with it being yours."