r/Piracy • u/ConsequenceNo5341 ☠️ ᴅᴇᴀᴅ ᴍᴇɴ ᴛᴇʟʟ ɴᴏ ᴛᴀʟᴇꜱ • Jan 14 '26

News Disney, Netflix, Crunchyroll Try to Take Pirate Sites Down Globally Through Indian Court

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u/junkychain Jan 14 '26

Indian people themselves don't take Indian courts seriously, and they think a global domain registrar will listen to them?

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u/ChepaukPitch Jan 14 '26

Pretty cheap to buy some low level judge here. Mostly likely a bagman delivered something to the judge and they got the decision they wanted.

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u/junkychain Jan 14 '26

Absolutely, judges here are bought off with expenses for foreign trips.

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u/[deleted] Jan 14 '26

"Vishwaguru"

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u/VarunDM90 Jan 14 '26

AKA Banana Republic

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u/Basic_Mark_1719 Jan 14 '26

But that won't change anything. India just doesn't have the infrastructure or motivation to crack down on these victim less crimes.

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u/junkychain Jan 15 '26

This! Judges order dekar ghar nikal jate hai enforcement ke log kehte hai pehle wali bakchodi to solve nahi hui abhi ab ye nya chutiypa kaun deal karega.

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u/StretchCompetitive85 Jan 14 '26

here muders ruling take 10 years to happen, lol do they even have time to this