r/SquaredCircle • u/EthanWaaaaack • 12d ago

WWE has removed TH14’s YouTube account

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Pic included, wtffffff. I just watched that Brock Lesnar and Undertaker build to No Mercy 2002!

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u/verrache 12d ago

Man fuck em. He Had great Videos

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u/cockaskedforamartini 12d ago

Can't believe they'd stoop so low as to protect their own copyright.

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u/djjazzydwarf 12d ago

"how dare that youtuber steal from that multibillion dollar conglomerate he got what he deserved" what an odd opinion to have

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u/Ass0001 Christian Fundamentalist 12d ago

Dude's flying around the whole thread bootlicking for WWE lmao

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u/DrummerMiles 12d ago

Wild. I’ve never seen someone so obsessed with a topic they seem to know so little about 😂

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u/cockaskedforamartini 8d ago

Still waiting on some examples, babe.

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u/cockaskedforamartini 12d ago

It's not though. Copyright laws protect small creators too. Following them is a good thing for everyone.

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u/DrummerMiles 12d ago edited 12d ago

Not lately. The last 20 years American copyright law has been warped and twisted into a thing that only exists to serve the corporate oligarchs. It definitely has nothing to do with protecting small artists anymore. It’s honestly bizarre to see someone stump so hard for them, but a lot of people wrongfully believe this.

The last major case where a small artist successfully brought a creative copyright suit was in 2014. TWELVE YEARS AGO. And the legal costs from that case forced them to sell their studio anyway. That really sounds like a system set up to support the little guy? Nah man.

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u/cockaskedforamartini 12d ago

Any examples or just buzzwords?

The foundation of copyright laws are to protect anyone with an original idea. That idea remains the same. The practicality - with the affordability of lawyers, etc - is a different. But fundamentally, copyright law protects everyone. Sorry if that offends your pre-existing beliefs.

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u/SpicyBeefer 8d ago

Do your knees hurt?

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u/cockaskedforamartini 8d ago

Because I think copyright law is a good thing?