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>digital """""ownership"""""
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>>221389428
>purchased
*Rented
Same as chinks and their 99 years leases on land
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>>221389428
>paying real money for movies when you can just download them for free
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>buying movies
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>the Dark Web
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>>221389428
>Screw your ownership
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>>221389428
MFW I hear about the problems of people with physical movie collections.
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>buying movies on the movie machine
What's the issue?
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>>221389453
How is this different from land taxes?

>don't pay land taxes after you bought a house
>lose your house within 1 year

You're renting your land if you have to pay taxes on it every year.
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I am perfectly fine with digital planed obsolescence, it's unrealistic to believe you can own a digital asset that you don't download locally as if you would be entitled to SSD space forever and ever untill the sun runs out
That is some trash gamer mentality of "i purchased this digital game on your cloud service, that means you'll have to run that cloud forever now ;)"
Literally children's mentality
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>>221391016
maybe the jews are on to something about goyim
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>>221389428
You'd think people would learn after Playstation already did this before. I thought they stopped all together after that but I must have been mistaken.
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>>221391050
I hate jews, I just hate entitlement more
Now, if you tell me you are a jew and you are ENTITLED to planed obsolescence, I'll probably be against it
But as it is, consumers are fucking retards and the "everything that's digital must last forever" is unsustainable
I would nuke the internet archive if I could
I would mandate that every social media deletes absolutely everything you post after 10 years (negotiable timeframe)
I hate that everything SEEMS permanent online so everyone just expects it to be
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>>221391016
>>221391096
you sound like a massive corporation defending faggot
kill yourself nigger
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>>221391016
>>221391096
this is the most pathetic poster i've encountered on 4chan this week.
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>>221391150
>more pathetic than the wannabe jannies
grim, but true
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>>221391115
>>221391150
I hate big corpos and I hate jews
But I hate you more
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>>221389428
>You Don't Own Your Movies
Correct, I pirate
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>>221391016
Your position would have validity if digital purchase structures allowed for local downloads and didn't come with license agreements that universally all say you're only renting access instead of owning a product.

There is no single service to my knowledge that lets you digitally buy to own and download yourself.
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>>221389428
>thank you
theres no way this email is real LMAO
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>>221391016
>>221389428
>as if you would be entitled to SSD space forever and ever untill the sun runs out
>that means you'll have to run that cloud forever now
inadvertently this cuckolded anon brings up a mildly interesting point. were people notified that sony would do this in advance, were they allowed and advised to download the movies locally, where they would be able to play them forever?
if yes, anon has a leg to stand on. if no, anon is an extremely pathetic bootlicker.
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>>221389428
That's okay I never pay for movies anyway
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>purchasing Moonlight on your PlayStation
we're reaching levels of faggotry once thought impossible
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>>221391215
If you go watch a movie on the theater, you are not entitled to later go to the counter and say "Ok I paid for the movie, now give me the physical copy to take home and..."
You don't get that on a theater
You don't get that on a real thespian theater or a circus or a concert or any other entertainment venue
You are not entitled to get it on stream either nigger you are mindbroken and brainwashed INTO THINKING YOU DO
You are self apointing rights that you don't have anywhere else but for some magical reason the digital world is like "nononono it works here!"
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>>221389428
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>>221391294
>Poor argument and some incoherent babbling
You can purchase a film reel to play on your own projector at home just like the theater does. You cannot purchase a digital copy of Terminator 2 to play at will at home from your own hard drive, downloaded from a service.
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>>221389428
And /g/ called me paranoid when I said I was stocking up on ssd's.
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>>221391382
Shouldn't rely on SSDs for long term storage, they lose data if you don't keep them charged. HDDs are still better for storage and much cheaper.
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>>221391340
My argument is precise and 1:1 explains the disparity.
You go to a theater to watch a movie, you dont get the movie in a physical format to take it back home after the movie ends.
I'm not talking about buying the thing directly. You could buy the physical copy yourself.
I'm talking about buying it indirectly, like on a streaming service or pay per view, and you feeling entitled to have the product AS IF you purchased it directly.
It's two different purchases, two different things. One is the service+product, the other is just the product.
The service+product has a convenience or experience to experiencing the product, more than just buying the product.
That difference is sine qua non to not have "just the product"
Your entitlement comes, after the service is done, when you go "Wait the service is gone, but where's my product??"
Exactly like the theater example.
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blocks your path
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>>221391456
mhm after countless hours on stop killing games threads I think I finally understood the problem
thanks anon
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>>221389428
Physical disc chads just keep stacking W's
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Learn to torrent, zoomies

Let this be a lesson to you
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>>221391456
>My argument is precise and 1:1 explains the disparity.
It's not. When you go the theater, you are paying for the theater experience. Everybody knows it's a one time deal.
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>>221391456
The service isn't done, the license is.
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>>221391456
That's all well and good and would have validity if virtual storefronts existed that sold a digital download that went to your hard drive.

It does not have validity because 100% of all digital storefronts are in this format.

You can buy a film reel of a film like the theatre does, you can buy a blu-ray disc, you can even still buy DVDs sometimes. You cannot buy a digital file for personal ownership.

They do not front-load this information either, its almost always in fine print. All marketing on virtually all fronts imply to the customer they are making a hard purchase of a product even though its just a revocable liscense to a product's access.
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>>221389814
easy, land can't be copy pasted using a few electrons and some sand



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