The dark side of piracy is capitalism violently enforced by the state.
this post was submitted on 08 Jun 2024
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Seems the only 'dark side' was that he was caught..
Yes, really interesting is when pirated album was shared before release it was selling more physical copies. I have heard it to be true elsewhere too, that piracy boost music sales.
I'm not saying i agree with the video title, i can't do anything about that. I liked this documentary so much and i thought others in this community would enjoy it too.
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