РУССКО-ЯПОНСКАЯ ВОЙНА В ТВИТТЕРЕ (и бразильская)

Subscribe to Cllow VPN using the link in the description. Enjoy [music] free internet without restrictions. And while you're at it, feed your favorite YouTuber, who might soon run out of food . Haro Evrinyan. Pirates and pirates. Elon Musk's global village is rocked by a major international scandal. The inhabitants of Japan, encountering foreign cultures for the first time

, discovered something terrifying. Everyone for their copyright. Why do so many Westerners fail to understand the Japanese aversion to justifying theft? Russian people also engage in illegal downloading. It was a bit of a shock. Descendants of the Great Soviet Union, do not steal manga. This is just petty meanness. I respected you, damn it

. Of course, an island nation will be more wary of piracy than landlocked countries . Yes, yes, guys, it's time to sum up the piracy squabble that has been raging on Babylonian Twitter for the last two weeks, starting with a short backstory. Japan has absolutely hellish copyright laws and the concept of Fairwuse is completely absent. If

the content is copyrighted, it can't be reproduced in any form whatsoever, to the point that the shitty corporation Nintendo simply deleted gameplay videos until 1918, and in Japan itself, you can accidentally end up behind bars for making a five-minute recap of a full-length film. The Japanese, being obedient cogs in the corporate machine, follow these rules religiously and

believe that this is how it should be. But then Elon added auto-translate to Twitter, and the fragile peace of the Moonshine people collapsed. It turns out that in the rest of the world things are arranged differently. Not only do normal people have ryuz, but in the outside world piracy is quite normal. More precisely, according to