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@JLRINVESTIGATES This is a long one. Get some popcorn… 🍿 I love ChatGPT and Grok! 😂 It’s especially amazing when someone uses AI to research a topic and suddenly becomes a “legal expert.” Guess what? Shazam - now I’m a “legal expert” just like you. My AI paralegals helped me write this. I’m giving them raises in bitcoin. 😉 Let’s begin… “JLR©” - you love lecturing everyone about copyright law and threatening legal action. Maybe it’s time to brush up on fair use yourself. Did you know that cute little © next to your name doesn’t give you copyright protection over the initials JLR? Names and short phrases aren’t protected by copyright under 37 C.F.R. § 202.1(a). Adding a symbol doesn’t change that. Now here’s the bigger point: owning a video doesn’t give you unlimited control over how other people use it. Under 17 U.S.C. § 107, criticism and commentary are expressly recognized as purposes that may qualify as fair use. That means creators may be allowed to use portions of your content without your permission to discuss what you said or challenge your claims. Sometimes viewers need to see the actual clip to understand the criticism. Showing the statement being discussed lets people hear it for themselves and evaluate the response. That’s why I support creators who use others’ content for meaningful criticism and commentary. Using someone’s clip to examine their statements can serve a different purpose from the original video. Fair use makes room for that. Does every reaction video automatically qualify? No. Courts weigh four factors and the circumstances matter. But “that’s my content” doesn’t settle the question either. Neither does “I didn’t give permission.” Fair use can apply without the copyright owner’s permission. That’s the point. You can disagree with someone’s commentary. You can dislike their conclusions. Neither one automatically makes their use of your content copyright infringement. And isn’t using other people’s content to discuss and criticize them something you and your peanut gallery also do? The same fair- use framework applies when other creators examine yours. Fair use works both ways. Wild concept. Copyright ownership shouldn’t be treated as a veto over criticism. Creators with a valid fair- use argument deserve support even when the person they’re criticizing would prefer they stay quiet. Maybe spend less time playing investigator and legal expert and more time reading the statutes you love throwing around. I hope you’re having fun on Kick… Do you miss YouTube? I have a dream: a YouTube community where victims and their families, like the Guthrie family, are treated with dignity. I support creators who speak up about coverage they believe crosses the line and use relevant clips to explain why. #JusticeForTheGuthrieFamily #JusticeForMagnolia #FairUse #RightToCriticize #SupportCommentaryCreators #YouTubeIsBetterThanKick #DemonetizationSucks Oh wait… “JLR©” - maybe that C stands for “convi……” Ok, I stopped myself. That wasn’t nice.

🚨BREAKING: Mort has been DEMONETIZED! 🚨 With his OnlyHooves income gone, Mort faces an uncertain future. How will he keep his investigations going? Surely there must be some way for people who appreciate him to show their support…

MORNING FIELD REPORT: Mort is studying the strange dialect of the rare creature, Unstable Zabel. Seven dictionaries, several hours of research, and a bag of ZESTY Doritos later, Mort is no closer to understanding what the hell he’s saying. Linguists have declined to comment.