[ SECRET POST #3980 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3980 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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02.
[The Big Family Cooking Showdown]


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[Michael Fassbender/Alicia Vikander]


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[Team Fourstar/Dragon Ball Z Abridged]


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[Nurarihyon no Mago]


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[Candice Swanepoel (Victoria's Secret)]


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(Stranger Things, season 2)


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[Christian Bale]















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Comments

Re: Should creative endeavours ever be bought or sold?

[(Anonymous)]

No-one's calling anyone evil, ffs. You can have compassion for someone and still encourage a sense of decency and responsibility. You know what the opposite is? Enabling.

And how about you picture this. A disabled woman with depression and anxiety finds meaning and independence by utilising her creative skills to make a living. To feel like an independent, productive member of society and to find both joy and practicality in her creations is one of the only reasons she can get out of bed in the morning. Unfortunately, she's not successful or well known enough that she can take a hit of piracy without serious danger of her livelihood being in jeopardy.

See, I can make up a scenario that makes you look like a selfish asshole too. Except, did I mention? I know this woman. She's my sister in law. Gets a bit harder to dismiss authors as robots when you know exactly who you're screwing over, doesn't it?