Thursday, January 5, 2012

Holy CTRCL+C/V!

Sweden--a secular "social justice" utopia that's a hotbed of Islam and Zionhass--has just recognized a new "religion":
A "church" whose central tenet is the right to file-share has been formally recognised by the Swedish government.
The Church of Kopimism claims that "kopyacting" - sharing information through copying - is akin to a religious service.
The "spiritual leader" of the church said recognition was a "large step"...
But others were less enthusiastic and said the church would do little to halt the global crackdown on piracy.
The Swedish government agency Kammarkollegiet finally registered the Church of Kopimism as a religious organisation shortly before Christmas, the group said.
"We had to apply three times," said Gustav Nipe, chairman of the organisation.
The church, which holds CTRL+C and CTRL+V (shortcuts for copy and paste) as sacred symbols, does not directly promote illegal file sharing, focusing instead on the open distribution of knowledge to all.
It was founded by 19-year-old philosophy student and leader Isak Gerson. He hopes that file-sharing will now be given religious protection...
A suggestion for the Kopimists: why not use Malmo as your base of operations? Now that there's room because most of the Jews have left, I mean.

1 comment:

Bill said...

Obviously the Apple Mac users must be considered apostates with their heretical Command-C and Command-V equivalents to the Windows Ctrl-C and Ctrl-V key combinations, despite their Command key combination being invented first.