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Amaro Koberle·#1336··Criticism
To keep someone from copying your work you have to infringe on the private property of that person by claiming an exclusive right on prohibiting his use of his privately owned copying medium to instantiate a certain pattern.
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Dennis Hackethal·#1339··Criticism
‘To stop someone from murdering you you have to infringe on his private property by claiming an exclusive right on prohibiting his use of his privately owned gun to shoot you’ How is that different?
Amaro Koberle·#1341··Criticism
Murdering someone destroys their scarce property (their body in this case). Copying something using your own property leaves the original totally untouched.
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Dennis Hackethal·#1348··Criticism
Ridiculous definition of murder. Please cite a legal text where the definition of murder invokes scarce property.
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