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Reply to: Brexiters - you lost, get over it.
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Previously on "Brexiters - you lost, get over it."
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Originally posted by Unix View PostLabour/SNP/DUP/50+ Tories won't vote it through.
Put through a vote for No Deal first. Assumptions are that Parliament will not vote for No Deal as this is too damaging to the country. If this is found to be true in a parliamentary vote, then it is off the table.
By then we’re at Christmas. There is no alternative - legally, we exit the EU on March 29 regardless of whether there is a signed WA or not, and if there is not a signed WA then there is No Deal, which Parliament have voted against....
There is literally no other deal on the table. Dress it up in something fancy, put some lipstick on it, and it will be forced through Parliament.
The other alternative is another referendum. But a referendum on what? With No Deal removed by Parliament, there are only two alternatives - Deal, or Remain. A referendum requires legislation and preparation which will take us past Mar 29, so it also requires unanimous agreement from the EU 27 to extend the A50 deadline.
Assuming all that happens, what do the politicians then campaign for? Remain? They’ve spent the last 2 years trying to make us all believe they are Leavers. The Deal? They can’t vote for it themselves, so they’re not likely to campaign for this.
Parliament have snookered themselves. This WA is all that we’ve got.
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Originally posted by BlasterBates View PostMay's put some finishing touches to the deal that will appeal to Brexiteers, so it has no advantages as it ties the UK into Brussels regulations but as a sop to the Brexiteers, trade will be much harder so they get a bit of the "hair shirt" they've been looking for, so that their dislike of the EU will have some tangible justification.
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Originally posted by original PM View PostI imagine this is just the thin end of the wedge.
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May's put some finishing touches to the deal that will appeal to Brexiteers, so it has no advantages as it ties the UK into Brussels regulations but as a sop to the Brexiteers, trade will be much harder so they get a bit of the "hair shirt" they've been looking for, so that their dislike of the EU will have some tangible justification.
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Originally posted by meridian View PostAvoids the question, unless your answer to the question “what do you want to do outside the EU that you can’t do inside it” is “copyright theft, innit”
Two years on, and all you’ve got is “I imagine....”. I thought you were after hard facts now, and not opinions?
"Imagine there's no countries
It isn't hard to do
Nothing to kill or die for
And no religion, too
Imagine all the people
Living life in peace..."
Then again, he's a Brexiter so he likes the idea of countries and boundaries to keep people tied to where they were born, rather than humans sharing the world together. He, like many, are happy to be controlled by our overlords based on some arbitrary lines drawn on a map.
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Originally posted by original PM View PostI imagine this is just the thin end of the wedge.
Two years on, and all you’ve got is “I imagine....”. I thought you were after hard facts now, and not opinions?
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Originally posted by original PM View PostSo any mash up will be blocked
such as this
Or do you enjoy your game reviews on YouTube?
edit can only post one video link.
Nope that will be gone as well because it is youtube who are responsible - in fact because I have posted these videos here CUK will be responsible.
And so no body is going to put anything online for fear of breaching copyright
And so the only channels you will get are the official ones run by the government which will be telling you what they want you to believe, what they want you to think and what you are allowed to do.
Brexit may not make everything better tomorrow but it is better than the future offered by the EU.
As for copyright theft, which is what your link is really about, let's spin it slightly. Let's assume you're smart enough to build a piece of software (I'm assuming you won't need SQL skills for these as you showed on another thread that these are lacking ... I digress) and people want to buy this. You sell it to some users, then you find out that one of these users has taken your software and is re-selling it to others but that you are not seeing any profit from this. You haven't given this user permission. Would you be OK with this? Go on, answer truthfully, then explain why music artists or others should accept the same.
With reasoning like this I can see why you voted Brexit
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Originally posted by original PM View PostSo any mash up will be blocked
such as this
Or do you enjoy your game reviews on YouTube?
edit can only post one video link.
Nope that will be gone as well because it is youtube who are responsible - in fact because I have posted these videos here CUK will be responsible.
And so no body is going to put anything online for fear of breaching copyright
And so the only channels you will get are the official ones run by the government which will be telling you what they want you to believe, what they want you to think and what you are allowed to do.
Brexit may not make everything better tomorrow but it is better than the future offered by the EU.
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Originally posted by WTFH View PostAre you saying that stopping the theft of copyrighted material is a bad thing?
That video is actually a good example of a carefully scripted piece that is supposed to sound like it gives all the facts, but doesn't. It starts off with the scare story "We may have to block Youtube in your country".
Well, no. Where copyrighted material has been stolen without the copyright owner's permission, then why do you have a problem with it being refused?
If someone creates/owns a piece of media, it only takes a couple of seconds to apply a creative commons copyright to it... When we share, everyone wins - Creative Commons
Any artist knows that.
When he talks about "creators" who use other material - like putting up a video and using music recorded by a band, he's talking about the theft of copyrighted material. Snowflakes don't like that term, they say that it is increasing the exposure of the artist - no it isn't. It's associating the artist with the thief's brand. When he their monetises his video, how much of it does he give to the artist?
such as this
Or do you enjoy your game reviews on YouTube?
edit can only post one video link.
Nope that will be gone as well because it is youtube who are responsible - in fact because I have posted these videos here CUK will be responsible.
And so no body is going to put anything online for fear of breaching copyright
And so the only channels you will get are the official ones run by the government which will be telling you what they want you to believe, what they want you to think and what you are allowed to do.
Brexit may not make everything better tomorrow but it is better than the future offered by the EU.
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Originally posted by original PM View PostI imagine this is just the thin end of the wedge.
What is Article 13 and Article 11? The EU'''s "meme ban" copyright plan explained | WIRED UK
and I seriously recommend you watch the video from youtbe
That video is actually a good example of a carefully scripted piece that is supposed to sound like it gives all the facts, but doesn't. It starts off with the scare story "We may have to block Youtube in your country".
Well, no. Where copyrighted material has been stolen without the copyright owner's permission, then why do you have a problem with it being refused?
If someone creates/owns a piece of media, it only takes a couple of seconds to apply a creative commons copyright to it... When we share, everyone wins - Creative Commons
Any artist knows that.
When he talks about "creators" who use other material - like putting up a video and using music recorded by a band, he's talking about the theft of copyrighted material. Snowflakes don't like that term, they say that it is increasing the exposure of the artist - no it isn't. It's associating the artist with the thief's brand. When he their monetises his video, how much of it does he give to the artist?
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Originally posted by meridian View PostAt the risk of sounding repetitive, what is it that you want to do that you couldn’t do inside the EU?
Are you getting a group together so we can “pull together and create a better environment”? What does this better environment look like, so that we know we’re all pulling in the same direction?
What is Article 13 and Article 11? The EU'''s "meme ban" copyright plan explained | WIRED UK
and I seriously recommend you watch the video from youtbe
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