Iraqi book market culture
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Sure looks like a regular Street, you know, with a roof and stuff.
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That's where they hid their wmds! The unknown unknowns were under the books the whole time!
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Sure looks like a regular Street, you know, with a roof and stuff.
You might call it a shopping arcade. Pretty common in many cities, and likely is a public street, despite having a covering.
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Sure looks like a regular Street, you know, with a roof and stuff.
Sure looks like a regular Street, you know, with a roof and stuff.
One of those Iraqi shōtengais unoe.
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Me, stealing every pdf I can find:
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Me, stealing every pdf I can find:
Do you read them?
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Sure looks like a regular Street, you know, with a roof and stuff.
There’s a wet gutter down the center…
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Do you read them?
Sometimes 🥲
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Middle school me would have taken advantage and proven them very wrong
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I also don't steal. I download my books from online copies, which is copying, not stealing.
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The beat generation would like a word.
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Can anyone from Iraq confirm?
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The vandal does not read, either.
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And it doesn't rain
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Can anyone from Iraq confirm?
Nice try, Dubya
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That's pretty smart until you learn that "the thief sells"
Or that "the drunkard urinates on books for fun"
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I also don't steal. I download my books from online copies, which is copying, not stealing.
Cool, you hate creatives and feel entitled to their work on the basis of semantics
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Yes, but do they sort by the Dewey decimal system?
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Cool, you hate creatives and feel entitled to their work on the basis of semantics
wrote on last edited by [email protected]on the basis of semantics
It's not semantics when "stealing" results in the loss of the original by the owner while "copying" just results in a new one being created.
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on the basis of semantics
It's not semantics when "stealing" results in the loss of the original by the owner while "copying" just results in a new one being created.
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die madPublishers don't lose money when I download their products, but I wish they did.
