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TV Group Couldn't Force U.S. ISPs to Block Pirates, UK ISPs May Offer Help
(torrentfreak.com)
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this post was submitted on 02 Jan 2025
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These parasites are trying to use infrastructure against people who pay for it...
There is a class war element to this fight.
Yep, no war except class war
It's not just a class element. Every fight has classism as its primary purpose.
Its all class war and thats why we must act as class fighters, personally I take great pride in dispensing knowledge to any on how to pirate. The false economy of subscription services, even recommending Ublock Origin.