What copyright law did valve violate?
I can only assume that you think that copyright law are laws granting rights to copy holders, rather than laws granting the rights to the creator to control who can make copies.
What copyright law did valve violate?
I can only assume that you think that copyright law are laws granting rights to copy holders, rather than laws granting the rights to the creator to control who can make copies.
The government should take the subsidies they give to the oil industry, and give it to green energy industry, so that we can become a world leader and can export our technology and expertise. Let's stop investing in a shrinking industry, and invest in a growing one instead.
You say "environmentalists should" as though they aren't already doing all those things. But the oil industry is also countering all those things, using government handouts.
The dude did the Nazi salute, and then publicly supported neonazi parties, and suffered absolutely no conveniences. People barely even talk about it anymore. I don't think he is as unpopular as you think he is.
Don't bet on it.
History is written by the victors, and we have a long road ahead making sure his ilk aren't the victors.
You underestimate their willingness to just blanket the surrounding area in herbicide. They don't actually need their water to be potable.
The spicy book section in the library should be called
Adult serials
Police in North America exist to protect the property and interests of the wealthy, not to enforce laws that help the average person
Afaict, nobody is making the argument that you're refuting.
There is art that is elevated by being horny and art that is made worse by it. Being horny doesn't fit this character, and isn't relevant to the story being told, so it seems like a bad fit. Being a bad fit, the only people this would benefit are creeps who want upskirt shots of whoever, and I don't think that's a demographic to cater to at the sacrifice of the more vulnerable demographics that this film is targeting.
Ah yes
Pee
Poo
Petunias
The blast blasted blubber beyond all believable bounds

Not quite a horse
What law?
The law you linked is 100 years old, and was superseded 50 years ago. The doctrine you linked explains exactly how it does not apply well to digital works, because you're making a copy (which first sale doctrine does not allow you to do) when you sell it, and also because you weren't sold the work in the first place, you were licensed it's use, and you can't sell or transfer licenses under first sale doctrine.
I agree this is counter to the spirit of the first sale doctrine, but that means laws need to be updated, not that a new law was created to deny you rights.