Thread: My perspective on buying books with DRM
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Old 05-09-2015, 06:07 PM   #283
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Originally Posted by cvkemp View Post
I am 67 years old and Happy Birthday has been song at every birthday party I have been to public or private as for back as I can remember. Lots of times it was at locations with lots of police there. And I spend 8 years in the military where we always celebrated everyone's birthday by singing Happy Birthday.
I do not know where you are coming from but it can not be from the USA.
Actually, the song is still copyrighted in the US, so the police were ignoring an obvious violation of the law, maybe even participating in it.

From the scenarios that you are describing, I'm sure the police were also ignoring any local, state or federal laws on the use of unlicensed pyrotechnics in a public place.
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