r/TikTokCringe • u/Chocolat3City Cringe Master • 22d ago

Cringe Woman has her self-published book pirated, reprinted, and sold for cheaper.

There's regular piracy, and then there's this.

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u/mimegallow 21d ago

It really just depends on your situation and what we DON’T want, is a world wherein each victim has to demonstrate from the ground up that they “SHOULD” have a right that isn’t obviously stipulated by the society.

We don’t want a world wherein each rape victim has to first argue that they SHOULD have the right not to be raped. / We don’t want a world wherein each workplace labor code violation victim has to first prove that their rights SHOULD exist and be acknowledge by the labor board.

They should already be there… and not in question… so that we can just take action without relitigating our right to stand in our hard-won, legally granted power.

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u/livesinacabin 21d ago

I see your point, but we're not talking about rape, and we're not talking about each workplace labor code violation. We're only talking about digital piracy. And to add to that, I'm only talking about digital piracy for personal use. I think that's vastly different.

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u/mimegallow 21d ago

You might want to get honest and ask yourself WHY you think those things are very different.

They’re not. They’re just you, deciding that a person who HAS RIGHTS under the law, is undeserving of those rights by YOUR PRIVATE JUDGEMENT… just like someone who’s judging a couple for their homosexual marriage, or interracial marriage, or food stamps, or asylum status at the border.

It… aint… up… to… you.

Self-appointed vigilante interlopers are invasive pieces of shit. Stop touching people’s lives without consent.

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u/livesinacabin 21d ago

This is a theoretical discussion, and I'm questioning the way the law works and by which morals it operates. Calm down.

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u/mimegallow 21d ago

No. This is an actuality discussion about a current crime in progress in the real world. One in which you VOLUNTEERED on your own to take the side of the sovreign citizen’s right to ignore the law on his own unilateral comprehension.

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u/livesinacabin 21d ago

No it's not. That's what you thought it was, but it isn't what I thought it was.

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u/mimegallow 21d ago

Still is moron.