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Wo bleibt die Linke ?

blasum@weide:~/Capital/contents $ grep copyright *.htm
blasum@weide:~/Capital/contents $ grep patent *.htm
ch15.htm:genius showed itself in the specification of the patent that he took out
ch15.htm:in a minute, and Ryder's patent machine for forging spindles with small
ch15.htm:<P class="fst"><span class="note"><A NAME="n66" href="#a66">[66]</a></span> "The improvements which took place not long ago in frames for making patent net were so great that a machine
ch24.htm:<P class="fst"><span class="note"><A NAME="n48" href="#48a">[48]</a></span> MacCulloch took out a patent for "wages of past labour," long before Senior did for "wages of abstinence."
ch25.htm:<p>The folly is now patent of the economic wisdom that preaches to
ch31.htm:European states tore one another to pieces about the patent of this invention,

Paul Lafargue 1900:
 
The inventor, if he wishes to
defend his intellectual property against capitalist
pirates, must begin by buying that right, taking out a patent, which
he must renew every year; on the day he misses a payment, his
intellectual property becomes the lawful prey of the
robbers of capitalism. Even if he pays, he can secure that right only
for a time: in France, fourteen years. And during these few
years, not long enough generally to get his invention fully
introduced into practical industry, it is he, the inventor, who at his
own expense has to set in motion the machinery of the
 law against the capitalist pirates who rob him.
 
The trade-mark, which is a capitalistic property that
never required ally intellectual effort, is on the contrary
indefinitely protected by law like material property.

Hans Frank:

Denn ist doch so, dass gerade aus den Kreisen der Vorkaempfer der
Bewegung Stimmen laut geworden sind, dass nicht nur die Arbeitermassen, ja sogar
die auf dem Gebiete des Geistigen schoepferisch Taetigen ausgeliefert sind der
kapitalistischen Gewalt. Fuer diese Gesichtspunkte hat der Fuehrer zweifellos grosses Interesse gehabt.



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