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Free speech doesn’t apply to Intellectual Property at all, or rather you’re free to say whatever you want but you can still be sued for anything that you say.
Not really. I think it’s considered free speech if it’s sarcastic or a parody.
Free speech doesn’t apply to Intellectual Property at all, or rather you’re free to say whatever you want but you can still be sued for anything that you say.
What you’re thinking of is “Fair Use”.
Thanks for the clarification.
" If Disney sues, we’ll claim fair use…
Ho hi! "
“hi ho, hi ho, it’s off to court we go…”
And fair use exists to protect free speech.
Yes, the infamous “sarcastic” exception to copyright.