There is a kernal of validity to your point, but let's not pretend like those things are at all the same. The difference between copyright violation for personal use and copyright violation for commercialization is many orders of magnitude.
kryptonianCodeMonkey
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I figured it out after my first word paired with the theme.
and "just right" made it pretty obvious.spoiler
"porridge"
Strands #187
"Just right"
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JD Vance’s campaign said he “doesn’t believe in guilt-by-association cancel culture”
It's not like they are just guys who happen to know each other like they are in the same bowling league. And it is not like he invited the guy on to talk about the weather and then he went off on a whole Nazi tangent of his own accord. Tucker knew who he was, liked the things he says, and invited him on his show to specifically spread his words to his audiences. He intentionally platformed a Nazi. That is not "guilt-by-association". That is guilt-by-your-own-actions. Also known as guilt, and full on Nazi shit.
I'm sure we're all shocked that Google Translate butchered a translation. "Drunk Yoda levels of bad" sets a realistic expectation on my linguistic abilities though.
Well, I am shocked! Absolutely stunned. No, no. Wait. I meant unsurprised and jaded.
You mean the pokey-mans?
Hitler in suspenders and thick rimmed glasses pointing at mass graves of naked emaciated Jewish men women and children asking in a nasally voice... "Hat das gemacht?" ("Did I do thaaaaat?")
It was an accident the same way that arranging an orgy, renting a space for said orgy, hosting said orgy, advertising said orgy, inviting people to said orgy, hiring people to organize said orgy, supplying said orgy, and participating in said orgy until you got caught by your wife naked in a pile of bodies was accidentally cheating. Oopsy.
"You will accept Dommy Mommy Nintendo's strap on as you buy the 6 year old game that is STILL full price." whip💥
Sub Nintendo.
Grandma: Calling all consoles "the Nintendo".
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I mean, "lawyer up before talking to the police" is universally good advice.