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At least they didn’t take down the one about BBC.
Wasn't surprised to see Musk take it off Twitter, since he has no idea what he's doing.
But disappointing that the Internet Archive folded. Why? >

I’m no expert but could it have been a copyright violation for it to be on there? I remember reading a book on the Internet Archive that happened to be out of print some years ago, and apparently it had been removed from the site while I was in the middle of reading it. I assumed they got a cease and desist letter and didn’t want to get sued. >

What year was the book? >

Making it a "must see" for those who had previously had no interest. >

That’s the only reason I ever watched A Serbian Film and gave To Kill a Mockingbird my fullest attention… guvment said I shouldn’t. >

Yeah, those two don't even compare. A lot of people say say we shouldn't watch A Serbian Film. >

My buddy told me the plot in detail so I feel I don’t need to watch it😐 >

Yup, just read it on Wikipedia. I’ll take a hard pass on that one. >

Go Team Sanity! Let's just check the summary... mmm hmm... mmm hmm... OH... mmm hmmm... and NO. >

Well, now I want to see it. Didn't even know it existed before a couple days ago. >

Right?! I had no real interest. Now, I’m mildly curious. >

I was curious enough to search for and download this. >

Modi never heard of the Streisand effect >

To be fair maybe he's never heard of Barbara Streisand >

I feel like Funny Girl is one of his favorite movies. Or at least the song Don't Rain On My Parade. >

Definition of Streisand effect >

Fuck me I have no interest in this at all but after all the shit I've seen on it getting censored I'm watching it tomorrow and taking notes. >

For real I need bullet points on what this guy did. >

John Oliver did a segment on him a couple of years ago which was enlightening >

We need a new Internet archive. >

This is enraging. Internet Archive shouldn't be taking down anything it's a gd Archive. >

If it is copyrighted, there's not much they can do. >

There needs to be a pirate archive that can save everything regardless of copyright status. >

Welcome to piratebay >

Is piratebay even still around anymore? >

It has a shit reputation now /r/piracy tells you to stay away from it as it’s full of malware supposedly. >

....is it full of malware? >

If I say no, you’ll just tell me that’s what the malware would want you to think.
So ask yourself if you’re not full of malware yourself, and whether malware is the biggest problem you’re facing at this moment.
I hope that answers your question. >

Lol, I genuinely don't blame you for that reaction, but I was honestly just asking. >

Good job. There should be enough people so that the video can be reuploaded and shared faster than it is taken down. >

BBC should have pushed back on Modi and his version of India. India is slipping towards an autocracy and giving in to anti-democratic tendencies is bad policy. >

You'd be surprised how popular Nazis are in India. Then again, seeing as how popular Modi is - maybe you wouldn't be. >

Yo, can someone provide a link with easy access to watching the Modi documentary? >

Throw it on IPFS and spread the hash >

Looks like someone needs to torrent it. >

Other BBC shows aren't immediately available on Internet Archive. Why is it so surprising that an unauthorized copy was removed? >

I think it's because of the documentary being banned in India. Other than that, yeah, the Archive can't just put anything up (even though they often do). >

huh that makes sense... there's lots of jihadi media videos on the IA, lots of videos by the Taliban showing them donating rice to the poor and other. Obviously IA isn't gonna get a copyright takedown notice from the Taliban! >

I would never have known about this documentary. Thanks for censoring it. Now I can watch it and feel like a rebel >

Modi is little more then a dictator, a popular one, but authoritarian to his core. >

So glad I was always too lazy to donate any money now. >

Well, archive.org is about archives, not about a new documentary that can get their whole project in troubles. I will give again. >

Why is a US based internet archive bowing down to indian government? >

International politics. They suck each other's dicks from time to time. >

who is this cunt, let's watch that documentary >

Authoritarians and being soft as baby shit. A combo for the ages. >

Modi and his supporters are cowards. >

Well now I want to see this documentary I was only a little bit interested in before. >

If the present hindutva extremist government stays in power for long, The Republic of India will eventually turn into an autocracy. >

He is just causing India more and more shame and embarrassment. Fuck this  worthless Putin-sucking piece of shit. >

Let's introduce Modi to the Streisand effect. >

Modi? You mean The Butcher of Gujarat?
I heard about him many years ago on The Bugle Podcast with Jon Oliver and Andy Zaltzman. Not a very good fella, that Modi. >

Wow that's incredible cowardice. >

and they just lost my monthly donation. good job. >

So you donated mindlessly enough that you didn’t know that they have to abide by copyright law, and an article shared via Reddit is enough to get you to stop?