• TimothyOilpants@lemmy.ca
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    4 days ago

    If you truly thought my opinion was unrealistic, out of line, or paid, you would have moved right past it like the hundreds of true believers here.

    You only engaged because it pissed you off that you couldn’t easily dismiss my points in your own head and the cognitive dissonance caused pain as you approached a meaningful thought.

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      4 days ago

      You never proved anything I said wrong. In fact you conceded and said “yeah well I think its OK that they can take stuff back they should be able to do that!”

      I’m calling that bs out because employees like you spread that shit online to try and gain positive sentiment about your anti consumer crap. And I’ll make damn sure anyone reading that gets to see the other perspective in the same thread.

      Fuck anti consumer bullshit and fuck the employees of these companies that support it, like you.

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        4 days ago

        Nobody cares bro. AT LEAST Half of those 3,700,000,000 gamers have NEVER owned a piece of physical gaming media in their life…

        You’re like some boomer “audiophile” defending vinyl… You’ve lost some important neuroplasticity.

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          4 days ago

          Nope. Just don’t like companies being greedy and taking everything we buy away for no reason at a moments notice.

          You say you DO like that so why would anyone come to you for reason?

          That music can still be downloaded and accessed. A video game can’t again once digital license is revoked and de listed it unless you pirate it. Or buy it on steam.

          I prefer consumers get to keep access to what they paid for.

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              4 days ago

              I sure did though. (License, copy, whatever)

              And a disc let me keep and access it (license, copy, whatever) forever.

              So does steam not only by letting me download it forever but also by me being able to just rip the files straight onto my computer many games don’t even have DRM and of they do its very easy to crack.

              You say I’ve lost neuropladticity it sounds like you’ve lost your humanity. in favor of corporate control.

              I never did hear your answer. If someone bought a Picasso from Picasso before he died and after he died the person who owns the building you bought it from him in takes the copy away from you forever is that ok?

              How does it make you feel that you’ve turned into someone who is ok with that kind of thinking?

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                  4 days ago

                  So no answer and no source for your other claim either which is easily debunked by taking 10 minutes to read PlayStation Partners terms.

                  Im surprised you arent in a .ml instance with reasoning like that.

                  Prove me wrong.