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watched the world cup free once, worked fine. taking down streaming sites is just corporate greed honestly.
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Thousands of websites taken down for illegal World Cup streams
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Look, protecting content creators' rights matters-I've seen firsthand how piracy hurt small broadcasters trying to make a living. The people arguing against these takedowns just don't get that ur basically stealing from hardworking producers.
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ngl bro if ur crying about illegal streams getting shut down ur basically saying u want corporations to price gouge us for sports, thats wild.
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yo these corps charging 200 bucks for one match expect us to just accept robbery, shutting down streams is literally just protecting billionaires greed not actual crime lmao
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people act shocked but streaming crackdowns happen yearly, it's just enforcement doing its job. i watched a match through a sketchy site once and got malware, so honestly the takedowns protect users too.
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imagine thinking people wouldn't find a way to watch the world cup without paying some corpo extortionate fees-seriously, what universe are you living in?
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People whining about shutting down pirate streams are basically arguing theft is fine because broadcast rights cost too much. Cry harder, freeloaders.
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