Comment by staticman2 5 days ago Is "You wouldn't distill..." the hot new Twitter meme or something? 4 comments staticman2 Reply echelon 5 days ago It's a riff on the classic MPAA slogan during the Napster / BitTorrent era, "You wouldn't download a car."... Yes I would.It's free real estate. dtech 5 days ago That was not actually the ad, that was "You wouldn't steal a car. [...] Downloading Pirated Movies is stealing. [...] Piracy it's a crime."Easily misremembered and meme-able. antonvs 5 days ago The “misrememberance” is describing what the words actually communicated. It’s not incorrect, it’s pointing out the logical flaw in the claim.
echelon 5 days ago It's a riff on the classic MPAA slogan during the Napster / BitTorrent era, "You wouldn't download a car."... Yes I would.It's free real estate. dtech 5 days ago That was not actually the ad, that was "You wouldn't steal a car. [...] Downloading Pirated Movies is stealing. [...] Piracy it's a crime."Easily misremembered and meme-able. antonvs 5 days ago The “misrememberance” is describing what the words actually communicated. It’s not incorrect, it’s pointing out the logical flaw in the claim.
dtech 5 days ago That was not actually the ad, that was "You wouldn't steal a car. [...] Downloading Pirated Movies is stealing. [...] Piracy it's a crime."Easily misremembered and meme-able. antonvs 5 days ago The “misrememberance” is describing what the words actually communicated. It’s not incorrect, it’s pointing out the logical flaw in the claim.
antonvs 5 days ago The “misrememberance” is describing what the words actually communicated. It’s not incorrect, it’s pointing out the logical flaw in the claim.
It's a riff on the classic MPAA slogan during the Napster / BitTorrent era, "You wouldn't download a car."
... Yes I would.
It's free real estate.
That was not actually the ad, that was "You wouldn't steal a car. [...] Downloading Pirated Movies is stealing. [...] Piracy it's a crime."
Easily misremembered and meme-able.
The “misrememberance” is describing what the words actually communicated. It’s not incorrect, it’s pointing out the logical flaw in the claim.