YouTube is problematic because it isn’t really the platform that is valuable, it is the content creators.

A more appropriate alternative to it is GrayJay app, which tries to remove YouTube monopoly by supporting multiple platforms. If enough people would use that, content creators could really migrate from one platform to another.

Think of the poor billionaires!

Piracy is morally right, we don’t owe them anything.

We see that copyright only matters to them if it is convenient, the latest example is training AI on copyrighted works without licenses. But there are many others.

It is also ironic that copyright was originally created to protect small authors from having a big corporation steal their creation and profit from it. Which is still happening. This is also the reason why originally copyright supposed to last 14 years. Because it was thought that 14 years was long enough time to have monopoly on idea

Only after corporations started bribing politicians they extended it to such ridiculous times and completely changed what copyright really was.

Big deal. My Toyota Celica beat Bolt’s record too.