I'm offended by this. How is it possible that the very corporation who killed a lot of innovations by the end of the 90's is now proposing a "Global" anti piracy day? This from one of the richest companies in the hole world who taxes everyone who want's to use a computer, whether it has their software or not, and be able to do it because of their brutal monopolistic practices that not even governments can stop now around the world.
It's just ridiculous how far you can bend reality with enough money. That's the main reason why I'm starting to think that capitalism is very good for corporations, and very bad for humans.
How about we declare the very same day "The Pirate Day" which in the future will be regarded as the one who saved humanity from being enslaved by corporations.
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I'm offended by this. How is it possible that the very corporation who killed a lot of innovations by the end of the 90's is now proposing a "Global" anti piracy day? This from one of the richest companies in the hole world who taxes everyone who want's to use a computer, whether it has their software or not, and be able to do it because of their brutal monopolistic practices that not even governments can stop now around the world.
It's just ridiculous how far you can bend reality with enough money. That's the main reason why I'm starting to think that capitalism is very good for corporations, and very bad for humans.
How about we declare the very same day "The Pirate Day" which in the future will be regarded as the one who saved humanity from being enslaved by corporations.