Comments on: D.C. Punk Documentary ‘Salad Days’ Has A Piracy Problem http://bandwidth.wamu.org/d-c-punk-documentary-salad-days-has-a-pirating-problem/ WAMU 88.5's New Music Site Fri, 07 Feb 2020 22:37:00 +0000 hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=4.5.2 By: Rolf61 http://bandwidth.wamu.org/d-c-punk-documentary-salad-days-has-a-pirating-problem/#comment-672 Wed, 30 Sep 2015 12:22:00 +0000 http://bandwidth.wamu.org/?p=55406#comment-672 use VPNs, dudes…that would render your geographic arguments irrelevant…

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By: Kevin Duplain http://bandwidth.wamu.org/d-c-punk-documentary-salad-days-has-a-pirating-problem/#comment-597 Thu, 13 Aug 2015 19:21:00 +0000 http://bandwidth.wamu.org/?p=55406#comment-597 D.C. has no Punks!….just assholes!

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By: lane http://bandwidth.wamu.org/d-c-punk-documentary-salad-days-has-a-pirating-problem/#comment-595 Wed, 12 Aug 2015 14:54:00 +0000 http://bandwidth.wamu.org/?p=55406#comment-595 After I posted my comment I read the one below. I just want to point out that my complaint isn’t to morally justify pirating this movie, which I haven’t done. But I do think it’s a pragmatic explanation for the widespread piracy here. Up until 12 days ago there was no other way to see it.

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By: lane http://bandwidth.wamu.org/d-c-punk-documentary-salad-days-has-a-pirating-problem/#comment-594 Wed, 12 Aug 2015 14:19:00 +0000 http://bandwidth.wamu.org/?p=55406#comment-594 I would feel a lot more sympathetic if this film hadn’t gone for months and months being basically unwatchable but for in-person at a handful of festivals and maybe one week at AFI. Now they’re selling it on Vimeo (what?) for only thirty days (??). Maybe if the movie had been easily available for purchase for the past eight months, people would have bought it.

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By: Ben Boyer http://bandwidth.wamu.org/d-c-punk-documentary-salad-days-has-a-pirating-problem/#comment-591 Tue, 11 Aug 2015 10:46:00 +0000 http://bandwidth.wamu.org/?p=55406#comment-591 I’m not into pirating anything, but just for the record, I went to the Vimeo link to buy the film and got a “Unfortunately, this title is unavailable in your region” (I’m in the UK). In my experience, anything that isn’t day-and-date globally these days gets pirated massively and the unavailability is cited as moral justification by downloaders.

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