Do you have any reason to think that this is one of those rights? Especially given that signing over copyright absolutely is something you can agree to in a contract.

Tolkien spent years creating a fictional world and languages before even deciding to write a novel.

Given that is the opposite of what Tolkien did i think you are overstating your case to say it’s a foundational tenet.

They almost certainly “agreed” to terms letting reddit do whatever they want with their posts, and this would likely been seen as reasonable if challenged in court as they were getting a free service in return.

I looked through their other posts, their answer was “Russians with Ukrainian passports” so literally yes, they think Russian speakers in Ukraine are property of Russia.

I like how this statement works for both AI and human recruiters.

Exactly which bit of a foreign country is Ukraine occupying and forcing its citizens to fight for them?

Maybe so. Still doesn’t change the fact that the parent is claiming a bizarre “Stephen Harper runs a global network of right wing world leaders” conspiracy theory and backing it up with an article that says nothing of the sort.

As yes, a news article saying “successful conservative abroad is seen as a model by Canadian conservatives” absolutely backs up the totally sane theory of an ex-Canadian PM running a network of authoritarians across some of the worlds most influential countries.