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I would have been against this 50 to 100 years ago. But we've entered a new world. I would rather air in the direction of protecting artists to write whatever they want without having to worry about stepping on someone else's toes, rather than protecting, to an absurd degree, The nuances of the works of someone else. The wright brothers tried to patent flying. In today's legal environment they would have won, IMO. This is a hard one for me because I believe that the reason Western Civilization has been so successful in exploding technology is that we protect those that invent to receive benefits financially from their inventions. But art is a wholly different thing and highly subjective, has recent lawsuit results have demonstrated.

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