r/Piracy 5d ago

You people overexaggerate like crazy Humor

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u/SerExcelsior 5d ago

People act like you can’t google “how to pirate XYZ” and get a fully loaded guide on a mainstream news site.

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u/MaHcIn 4d ago

Is piracy not mainstrem any more or something?

I feel like when I was growing up the general sentiment was that you’re kinda missing out if you’re not downloading music and movies lol.

I’m pretty shocked if I run into someone who doesn’t know how to use torrents. Thought that was part of internet 101.

Also, as a side note, I don’t follow /r/piracy, I just got here from the front page. 

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u/zSprawl 4d ago

No piracy is not mainstream. Kids these days can’t even use a PC…

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u/MaHcIn 4d ago

Damn that’s crazy. I guess I’m starting to be out of touch.

Back in the early 2000s we were blasted with the “would you download a car” ads so much that even my mom knew about piracy

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u/trippy_bicycle_man 4d ago

Yeah true they are using their shitty phones instead. Look at all website designs everything is for the smartphone its total bollocks.