Comment Re:We gave up democracy (Score 1) 52
I am impressed somebody figured out what I was talking about though. They of course use the mod point to mod me down but I'm surprised it didn't go over their heads.
The Brexit referendum in 2016 did NOT permit all British registered voters to vote. This was taken to court multiple times.
The number of people who were entitled to vote was very tightly restricted. Access to a polling station was limited. There were many factors that could result in you being excluded. Postal ballots were largely not permitted, even though they were officially allowed. If you were overseas at that precise moment, you couldn't vote. You had to specially register to vote for it, but the website (which not everyone could access, strangely enough) was only up erratically. Those in the Isle of Man, although full British citizens, were not permitted to vote, for example.
Bigger problem, copyright was never meant to last so long. As technology has advanced it becomes possible to make more media more quickly, so if anything copyright terms should have been shrunk, but they've been extended instead.
The single most important thing to fix about copyright is reducing the terms.
Maybe you should get a better computer instead of being poor.
Learn to read, troll.
Moto phones bought direct have no unremovable crapware.
You're complaining about HP Inc's business practices. Hewlett Packard Enterprise and HP Inc. parted ways 11 years ago. (Hint: the latter's name is a pun on "ink").
Radar O'Reilly radioed in...He wants his Korean era military issue glasses back. He left them on your mom's nightstand.
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