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The Paris court must have a strong taste of shit in their mouths from licking the media companies' arses...
this post was submitted on 22 Feb 2026
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I don't think that was them self-censoring, I think that was them failing to markdown successfully.
Looks like they tried to censor both shit and ass with an asterisk each.
Oh, yeah, that's probably the more logical explanation.
Football isn't losing money because people pirate—people pirate because the system has made legitimate access unaffordable, while the industry continues to rake in more than enough regardless.
Piracy isn't a first choice—it's a response to a system that no longer serves the everyday supporter.
This is becoming a losing battle. They are attacking vpns and the root servers all to protect European football.
Is this one of those problems that can be solved by moving these sites to the dark web?