Sr Estegosaurio
link
fedilink
0urte bat

Burning a photo of the monarch. (Ilegal in Spain)

Dessalines
link
fedilink
1urte bat

👀

Prostituion

CarrotsHaveEars
link
fedilink
-2urte bat

Why?

@boi@lemmy.ml
link
fedilink
4urte bat

Why not?

ThaResearchGuy
link
fedilink
10urte bat

any and all drug use or possession, even sale so long as it’s not misrepresented,ie fent instead of oxy

Bucket
link
fedilink
4urte bat

drugs like psychedelics and hard ones

मुक्त
link
fedilink
-7urte bat

Many things.

  • consentual poly-gamy/-gyny
  • not wearing seat belts or helmets while driving
  • not having vehicle insurance
  • having alternate legal tender in personal business
@uthredii@lemmy.ml
link
fedilink
12urte bat

If you don’t wear seatbelts you can hurt other people in the car.

If you don’t have vehicle insurance and you injur someone they won’t have any payout on top of being injured.

मुक्त
link
fedilink
-7urte bat

If you don’t wear seatbelts you can hurt other people in the car.

Good point. But then, seatbelts mustn’t be compulsory for people driving alone.

If you don’t have vehicle insurance and you injur someone they won’t have any payout on top of being injured.

They still have some solid options:

  1. Asking me/my estate to pay. Suing me to bankrupcy in case I fail/contest.
  2. Being insured themself for accidents.

In money terms, the business of insuring cars is mostly about repairs of cars.

CarrotsHaveEars
link
fedilink
3urte bat

If you get thrown out of the vehicle, your body can still knock out some pedestrians. Your blood on the road would be hard to clean up.

And people are dumb. Better enforce something if it’s serious, like masks.

मुक्त
link
fedilink
-1urte bat

If masks are hallmark of seriousness, take my white flag.

@uthredii@lemmy.ml
link
fedilink
6urte bat

Not using a seatbelt will still increase the chance that you are injured. This will put a burden on society.

Asking your estate to pay is useless if you have no money, insurance claims can reach the millions which most people can not afford. Pedestrians and cyclists aren’t and should not need to be insured.

मुक्त
link
fedilink
-1
edit-2
urte bat

Not using a seatbelt will still increase the chance that you are injured. This will put a burden on society.

As long as I am not property of society, this does not cause a moral problem.

Asking your estate to pay is useless if you have no money, insurance claims can reach the millions which most people can not afford. Pedestrians and cyclists aren’t and should not need to be insured.

If I have no money, I can’t get insurance or car either. Also, this is s pragmatic issue, not a moral one.

GadgeteerZA
link
fedilink
3urte bat

Yes, we have private and free public healthcare. So great if it’s the rich not wearing a seatbelt, they have to pay for their healthcare. But poorer people (or those without health insurance) have to be paid for by the taxpayer…

m-p{3}
link
fedilink
25
edit-2
urte bat

Breaking any kind of DRMs. It is an electronic shackle that serves nothing but to enrich the big corporations.

GadgeteerZA
link
fedilink
7
edit-2
urte bat

…and sometimes the poor authors and artists… I’d hope that artists and creators retain the freedom to choose.

Jedrax
link
fedilink
6urte bat

One doesn’t need to look much farther than Spotify to see how large corporations exploit their market power to disadvantage artists unless they’re wicked famous.

@morrowind@lemmy.ml
link
fedilink
3urte bat

Spotify brought back the music industry from the dead.

Jedrax
link
fedilink
0urte bat

Sure. Like any other large org that capitalizes on other people’s labor.

m-p{3}
link
fedilink
1urte bat

Spotify did the legwork of putting the platform in place tho. Personally I tend to buy from Bandcamp, but you won’t find everything you’re looking for.

Jedrax
link
fedilink
2urte bat

Yeah, Spotify definitely did make a global platform which people could rely on. But that doesn’t make it immune to criticism for their monopolistic behavior. You wouldn’t say the same thing about Google - who uses their market position to set their own prices for advertising, etc.

@morrowind@lemmy.ml
link
fedilink
0urte bat

I thought we were talking about exploiting smaller artists, not anti-competitive behavior.

m-p{3}
link
fedilink
1
edit-2
urte bat

It’s not like there isn’t any competition out there to Spotify (Apple Music, YouTube Music, Deezer, Amazon Prime Music,Tidal are the top ones that come to mind), the artists are free not not publish their music there if they disagree.

@p_the_redditor@lemmy.ml
banned
link
fedilink
-4
edit-2
urte bat

removed by mod

You mean the consumption of abuse, traumatizing und violence?

Crossing a red light as a pedestrian can get you a fine in Germany and I think that makes 0 sense.

I understand it a little bit for bikes and totally understand it for massive steel structures like cars though.

Jedrax
link
fedilink
3urte bat

I used to live in Germany and can confidently say there was never any police around to enforce this. Though I lived in a small dorf and would commute in to a small city. Not sure how it is in larger cities.

@sexy_peach@feddit.de
link
fedilink
2urte bat

It’s not enforced, that’s true. Maybe it wasn’t a very good contribution by me :D

@k_o_t@lemmy.ml
link
fedilink
1
edit-2
urte bat

deleted by creator

@jay91@lemmy.ml
link
fedilink
2urte bat

Stealing from the federal reserve, that way you are not allowing US government to use taxpayers money to fund wars.

@bluetoucan@lemmy.ml
link
fedilink
4urte bat

drugs

@gun@lemmy.ml
link
fedilink
17urte bat

Loitering and being homeless.

art
link
fedilink
3urte bat

Yep. Or helping/feeding poor people. That’ll get you a ticket is some places.

Dessalines
link
fedilink
35urte bat

For the US at least (where I live):

  • Re-appropriating anything from corporations… especially internet piracy. I would download a car if I could.
  • Feeding homeless people (Its illegal / heavily restricted in most US cities, look up food not bombs)
@OsrsNeedsF2P@lemmy.ml
link
fedilink
10
edit-2
urte bat

I’m a game dev for a living. People who think piracy hurts our industry are 30 IQ points below mentally deficient

@sexy_peach@feddit.de
link
fedilink
4urte bat

That’s an interesting perspective as a game dev, can you elaborate a bit?

@OsrsNeedsF2P@lemmy.ml
link
fedilink
19
edit-2
urte bat

If our game sells for 59.99$ and someone gives a copy to their friend, we’re not out 59.99$. It cost us nothing.

If that person loves our game (as we hope most our users do) then they might come around and buy it. Now we’re up 59.99$ (minus whatever commissions we pay to tech giants).

If they’re playing our game, they’re still looking up resources or guides and boosting our SEO. They pirated it because that’s just how they get games.

If we add anything to make piracy harder, worst case we’re just going to kick the nuts of our paying users, and best case we just stopped a group of people from playing our game. Great business model that would be…

@sibachian@lemmy.ml
link
fedilink
11urte bat

basically the success story behind photoshop, valve, etc.

@OsrsNeedsF2P@lemmy.ml
link
fedilink
3
edit-2
urte bat

Yep. Microsoft and Adobe (and to an extent Netflix) worked to allow payment workaround versions of their software, and Valve had good enough integration that most pirates gave up. Compared to a million failed examples, it’s easy to see why a small dev studio like us would pick the right track.

@sibachian@lemmy.ml
link
fedilink
5
edit-2
urte bat

you could play up to 10 people online on a single won key; there was no cracking required of hl, and won keys were easy to swap in the registry (manually or with script) if too many already used it. not only did friends share their keys, there were tons of won lists floating around the internet. and the goldsrc engine was incredibly easy to mod - opening the flood gates of gaming.

valve got big by having a great game; with tons of amazing free games built on top of it by a huge and idealistic community. and super easy access to online servers long before f2p models.

not to mention the early days of steam was buggy and gave you the entire hl1 collection including team-fortress, day of defeat, riccochet and counter-strike as a free registered user with no won key (i made multiple free accounts to get the games for free just in case my friends missed the opportunity since we were all obsessing over hl1 mods back then).

the anti-piracy was never really a thing, valve even tried to re-vitalize the modding community by releasing alien swarm for free and bundle the sdk. sadly it was too late for any momentum (plus the proprietary issues with parts of the source code getting in the way of the cultural shift where people want some money for their efforts).

ahh, the good old days.

Re-appropriating abything from corporations… Absolutely. One of the best ways we can redistribute just a little bit of the wealth, especially if you share with others

@xbpssuperiortopacman@lemmy.ml
link
fedilink
1
edit-2
urte bat

deleted by creator

@ganymede@lemmy.ml
link
fedilink
3urte bat

it would probably be shorter to list the things which are illegal and not morally fine:

  • physical theft
  • murder/hurting people
  • sexual abuse

anything else missing?

मुक्त
link
fedilink
3urte bat

sabotage.
violating marriage vows (or any other formal commitment) after agreeing to them.

euthanasia, at least here in Brazil

CarrotsHaveEars
link
fedilink
1
edit-2
urte bat

I can understand to an extent. People who’s on their death beds and people who’s about to jump off a building, they’re both suicidal. However, the latter can get professional help and get better, thus we should prevent it. Terminal cancer patients have no hope in recovery, letting go should be a choice.

Sr Estegosaurio
link
fedilink
4urte bat

In Spain they legalized it recently. I don’t understand what have to say politicians if someone just wants to die?

@pancake@lemmy.ml
cake
link
fedilink
26
edit-2
urte bat

Reverse-engineering anything for any purpose.

Create a post

A loosely moderated place to ask open ended questions

If your post is

  1. Open ended
  2. Not offensive
  3. Not regarding lemmy support (c/lemmy_support)
  4. not ad nauseam inducing (please make sure its a question that would be new to most members)

it’s welcome here!

  • 0 users online
  • 11 users / day
  • 27 users / week
  • 84 users / month
  • 421 users / 6 months
  • 8 subscribers
  • 1.15K Posts
  • 11.9K Comments
  • Modlog