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minus-squareAlien Nathan EdwardcakelinkfedilinkEnglish63•5 months agoif you can take it from me, I can take it from you. piracy has become a moral imperative to stop valuable art being flushed down the memory hole.
minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilinkEnglish-18•5 months agoThey only took the digital copy though. Shitty move, but you still have a copy.
minus-square@wheeldawglinkEnglish26•5 months agoPirating only takes a digital copy, they still have the physical ones.
minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilinkEnglish3•5 months agoI think many didn’t read the article. The only way to get a Funimation digital copy was by using a code that came with the physical copy. Even if they’re taking away the digital copy, you still have the physical one.
if you can take it from me, I can take it from you. piracy has become a moral imperative to stop valuable art being flushed down the memory hole.
They only took the digital copy though. Shitty move, but you still have a copy.
Pirating only takes a digital copy, they still have the physical ones.
I think many didn’t read the article. The only way to get a Funimation digital copy was by using a code that came with the physical copy.
Even if they’re taking away the digital copy, you still have the physical one.