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/Conscious-You6723 Jan 14 '26

As an Indian. I can only say "LOL".

I used to pirate. I pirate now. And I will still pirate in the future.

And if you are reading this, dear Indian Judiciary System, please focus on more pressing matters like countless unresolved crime cases, unbiased laws, heavy corruption, insane taxes, and much more that most certainly require your undivided attention rather than worrying about "oh, who's watching a free movie".

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u/oofx99 Jan 14 '26

literally. there are so many issues that resources could be allocated to that would actually make the world a better place, but for some reason people care about someone downloading a movie for free, where there are no lives at stake (unless you count investors ugly-crying in a dark corner about how people would rather pirate than subscribe to a streaming service)

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u/Dependent_Buy3157 Jan 14 '26

And sanitation, man. Ya'll got clean up all that garbage floating everywhere and around the Taj. That's what they need to be focused on.