/cgl/ - Cosplay & EGL

>>7478510
>hating the dick socks
your hate sustains me

>>7346710
>I just don't see why she'd pick frames that don't suit her
Probably because she likes them.
I have a similar pair, they don't make me look attractive and all my friends make fun of them and call me a dumbass hipster when I wear them.
But I like the way they look regardless, and so despite the criticism, because I wear them for myself and not for other people.
I'm happy to sacrifice other peoples' praise for what I want, much as she's sacrificing the lolita rururus.

> Mfw everyone in this fashion has the 'I wear lolita for myself, not for your eyes' attitude, but can't understand the same theory applied elsewhere.

>>7263769
Just telling it like it is.

>>7173355
Last time I checked PoC were more than 50% of the DC comm, but it's been a while since I looked.

>>7126429
This.

Either you know buying a replica is wrong and chose to do it anyways (in which case, grow some balls and say so. "This is wrong, I know what I'm doing is wrong, and I don't care"), or you have to make an argument against the idea of copyright in some way. Unless you actually have a legitimate reason that copyright and trademark should be abolished (in all industries, some industries, etc) and can explain why it would benefit the industry, then the arguments are just to make yourself feel better for doing something wrong. It's no different from when you make an excuse for cheating on a diet, or littering or any other thing that you know you shouldn't do, but chose to do anyways.

But don't fling those excuses at other people and expect them to agree with them, because they aren't actual firm arguments.

>>6839678
This shit happens to me all the time. We had to put a sign on the door that said "Please ring door bell for packages." Other wise they knock once and say "welp no ones home"

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>>6534695
>>6534743
Someone's mad because their story got disproven.