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Javier Tebas: "Illegal streaming is stealing, and stealing is prohibited in Moses’ 7th commandment in Bible.

If we want a world where everything is free, then maybe we should live somewhere else — North Korea or wherever. If piracy disappeared, watching football would be much cheaper."

Javier Tebas: "Illegal streaming is stealing, and stealing is prohibited in Moses’ 7th commandment in Bible.https://www.marca.com/futbol/primera-division/2025/11/20/javier-tebas-piratear-robar-tablas-moises-septimo-mandamiento.htmlOpen linkView original on lemmy.dbzer0.com
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That guy shutdowns half of the Internet in Spain every time there is a football match.

I'm still baffled this is legal.

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Following that and his own logic, wouldn't he be stealing people's ability to access the internet? Sounds like a man in a glass house throwing stones to me.

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It's hardly stealing according to the law in most jurisdictions. More like a civil infringement which comes with a fine.

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I declare being that ugly is stealing therefore he is prohibited by the commandments.

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The 10th tells you not to covet your neighbor's slaves, so maybe we shouldn't hold the commandantments up as some sort of moral framework.

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Besides it’s fucking hilarious, it’s a more convincing argument than all the previous statements.

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Guys they don’t want you to know this but everything is free in North Korea, the entire country is free real estate.

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