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State of the DMCA war and why I am now pursuing legal action for a pattern of IP theft.

1,500 views · Published 11 April 2017 · 2:57:36 · Indexed 14 November 2026

Channel: Steve McRae · 2017 · Entertainment

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TrueEmpiricism has decided to remove the video from his channel after I filed a DMCA for copyright infringement by him uploading one of my video's in its entirety to his alternative channel...but then thought it was a good idea to upload it AGAIN under a new URL.

This is now a demonstration of willful IP theft and that can not go unchallenged. What this means is that I will be filing with YouTube in a few weeks not only malicous use of DMCA against his main account "TrueEmpirism" from which he submitted his DMCA against one of my videos (which he on air in Antonio's hangout ADMITTED that I used "snippets" from which is clearly covered under fair use)...but I will be filing against him as a person which means it covers any account he has on YT. 

I have already submitted a proper counter notification that the video TrueEmpricism submitted a false DMCA on which was accepted by YouTube and now he has two weeks to submit in federal court legal action showing that my video violated his copyright (which CLEARLY it did not as it was a both a "derivative" and a "transformative" piece)...failure to do so will further contribute to my charge of malicious use of the DMCA process. 

VenomFangX course corrected after going down the exact same path TrueEmpicism is going down now...by rescinding his false  DMCA claim and issuing a PUBLIC apology video to Thunderf00t...but of course TrueEmpiricism wants a scorched Earth policy and I am more than happy to oblige him.

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