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Wow.

Posted by: teofilo | Link to this comment | 05-27-16 1:45 PM

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By the posting dates they were 10,000,000 internet years apart. Surely the copyright on the first one lapsed, as Mickey Mouse wasn't in it.

Still, racism. Yeah.

Posted by: DaveLMA | Link to this comment | 05-27-16 2:47 PM

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I doubt Italy and China have any sort of agreement making copyright laws enforceable between the two of them anyway.

Posted by: teofilo | Link to this comment | 05-27-16 8:04 PM

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2-3: these ads are all owned and licensed around the world by mega advertising conglomerates anyway so, you know, there are licensing deals. It's not any more plagiarism than the Turkish version of the Golden Girls. The money flows.

Posted by: RT | Link to this comment | 05-27-16 8:10 PM

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I doubt Italy and China have any sort of agreement making copyright laws enforceable between the two of them anyway.

There's been bad blood between them ever since the Noodle Incident.

Posted by: Spike | Link to this comment | 05-27-16 8:25 PM

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transformative use

Posted by: fake accent | Link to this comment | 05-27-16 11:33 PM

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It's totally Marco Polo's fault in any case.

Posted by: teofilo | Link to this comment | 05-27-16 11:55 PM

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It's totally Marco Polo's fault in any case.

Posted by: teofilo | Link to this comment | 05-27-16 11:55 PM

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Say what you will about Marco Polo, but he would never double-post.

Posted by: Walt Someguy | Link to this comment | 05-28-16 12:57 AM

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marco

Posted by: fake | Link to this comment | 05-28-16 1:59 AM

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                polo

Posted by: accent | Link to this comment | 05-28-16 2:00 AM

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Oh my.

Posted by: ydnew | Link to this comment | 05-28-16 6:01 AM

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Fakes eyes were open! CHEATER!!!!

Isn't that how that game always goes?

Posted by: Spike | Link to this comment | 05-28-16 6:20 AM