[ SECRET POST #2496 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2496 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

do you even know what it is to live below the poverty line and not even have enough money for a haircut or new clothes or adequate medication, and still want to live like a human being

[writerserenyty]

"Personally, I think it's important to try and get things legally if at all possible. However, if it isn't possible (as it seems in your case), then I don't have any issues with that. "

If it's not possible in your situation I don't think it's a bad thing. There are many reasons that might make it impossible for you to legally purchase something.

[(Anonymous)]

that argument would hold a lot more water if it weren't so easy to watch things for free via legal means these days. unless you aren't in the us, but then that just goes back to the op's original problem.

[(Anonymous)]

ayrt

"legal ways to watch things for free" i'm not in the US, but HOW?

mind you, I don't want the biggest most mainstreamy straighty whitey thing ever which is on telly or at the local library. so I should suck it up or?

[(Anonymous)]

hulu. a lot of television channel websites will also put up episodes of shows temporarily after they air on tv.

if you're into anime, crunchyroll. funimation also has a huge library of shows available for free on their site.

and then there's always libraries, which in my experience tend to have a fairly decent selection of dvds.

i'm on a tight budget, so that's how i get my entertainment without having to pay a cent. i certainly don't feel deprived in any way just because i don't have cable or netflix or whatever.

[(Anonymous)]

Hulu? LOL, that shit doesn't play in my country.

And like I said, my local libraries suck. I'm in a small place in a small country.

Not into anime.

Morally, I feel just fine getting it any way I can whilst below the poverty line (except stealing a physical copy of course).

[(Anonymous)]

unless you aren't in the us, but then that just goes back to the op's original problem.

Reading comprehension, it's a useful thing.

[(Anonymous)]

WHY suggest to me things that work in the US, when I asked about things that worked outside of the US?

Reading comprehension; it's underrated.

[(Anonymous)]

Why did YOU ask in the first place when the anon was very clearly referring to things that worked in the US?