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Wiki Documents at Least 44 Instances in Which Sony Says You Own Your Games
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this post was submitted on 13 Sep 2026
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Any reasonable person knows we are lying pieces of shit. The fact that you do business with us just shows you are stupid.
and the sad thing is... it's really getting to that point in life. advertising claims are just so normally bullshit. anything said by a company, a politician, or anything, is unreasonable to believe.
At this rate people will be pushing for no fault divorces after they are caught cheating because... my spouse should have known I didn't mean any of my vows, any reasonable person would have known I was a monster before the wedding.
Genuinely. It's getting to the point where the "reasonable" person is being claimed as a mind-reading super-lawyer who knows exactly when they're being lied to.
Rather than the actual average person who takes these companies at their word, assuming that they wouldn't just blatantly lie to their customers.
Which these companies seem to think makes their customers stupid, rather than them being manipulative pieces of shit that take advantage of people who just want to play some videogames in peace.
Ah- the Fox News approach