• grue@lemmy.world
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    2 months ago

    Nobody gives a shit. Internet Archive is good; the law is wrong.

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      Internet Archive’s other projects like the Wayback Machine may be good but how they handled their digital lending of books during the pandemic was not. They removed the limit on the number of people that can borrow a book at a time, thus taking away any resemblance to traditional physical lending. You can argue that copyright laws are bad and should be changed (and I’d agree) but that doesn’t change the facts of what happened under the current law.

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          2 months ago

          Straw meet man.

          If you think you need to break laws to get them changed, you must’ve failed Civics 101

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            If you think you can chang oppressive laws without breaking laws, you’re a boot licker with no education of history

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            I’ve never seen someone self-report a failure of Amerikan History like this before. You must’ve missed THE ENTIRE Civil Rights Movement segment, or just tuned it out because it made you or someone close to you uncomfy to think about-- like I’ve asked another person in this thread, what the fuck do you think CIVIL DISOBEDIENCE means???