Everyone misunderstands Trademark Law, they can only sue if they can prove that it would result in confusion because they provide the same or similar services.

Otherwise it’s not a legal case that can be made.

So sure, they could sue them if WLBR starts making a radio show or podcasts, otherwise they have no legal standing to try it

Usually, yes

An original estimate of the final death toll ranged from 15 to 40 million. According to Frank Dikötter, a chair professor of humanities at the University of Hong Kong and the author of Mao’s Great Famine, a book which details the Great Leap Forward and the consequences of the strong armed implementation of the economic reform, the total number of people who were killed in the famine which lasted from 1958 to 1962 ran upwards of 45 million. Of those who were killed in the famine, 6–8% of them were often tortured first and then prematurely killed by the government, 2% of them committed suicide and 5% of them died in Mao’s labor camps which were built to hold those who were labelled “enemies of the people”

Tinfoil Hat:

Conspiracy Theorists, such as yourself, are commonly depicted as wearing a Tinfoil Hat

This is due to a popular conspiracy in the 70s that FM Radio was brainwashing people and all you needed to do to prevent it was wear a tinfoil hat

Report the post. That’s the solution

Fuck sake, they’re still trying to push this shit though?

I thought their repeated attempts had been made illegal?

Then they’re still European? Just none-EU

European - from the continent of Europe

Why the scare quotes around ‘European’, is it EU or not?

This is America

it will

Ah but the C€ don’t require you to manufacture some or all parts in the country though, or to pay a fee for the courtesy of dodging the law

There’s better ways to do it then, EU don’t have that problem for example, and we buy plenty from China.

We just have safety and security standards enshrined into law, and don’t deal with anyone that doesn’t agree to follow them.

It’s why some products have the C€ symbol on them, which is “this has been imported, and meets all legal requirement”, and all shops are not allowed to sell anything without that cert if imported.

(Though this don’t apply to direct-to-consumer delivery from other nations, so it’s not bulletproof)

Sounds like it’s just a modern version of Indulgences to me.

You have all sinned against God America, but if you pay the donation to the church government then you will be given access to heaven America

The excuse that it’s for security reasons just immediately falls apart when you get to this part of the article:

The notice from the FCC states that companies can apply for conditional approval for new products from the Department of War or the Department of Homeland Security. However, that requires the businesses to provide a plan for shifting at least some of their manufacturing to the US in order to receive that conditional approval.

So it’s fine to supposedly threaten national security if you do some more manufacturing in the US? Uh-huh. How does that balance out exactly?

Nothing ever happens though, so he’ll just take a loan and still be just as wealthy as he already was

Ooh nice, a good update from Microsoft for once

Fuck … Erm…Shite

There once was a man named Ea-Nasir His business practices were very unclear He got so many complaints Some real, some ain’t But one lasted for thousands of years

Can’t tell if a AI slop article, or just really bad writing

Elitism

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