This is retarded. If I bought something, I can do with it …

• Tags: Copyright, Crime, Doujinshi, Ero-figures, Made in China, Mods, One Piece, PVC, Toei, Tokyo
  

Comment on Cops Find Nude Nami Pirate Figures Arresting Material by Anonymous:

This is retarded. If I bought something, I can do with it anything I want, and sell it after. HOW is it “copyright infringement”? WTF?

Anonymous made other comments on this post:

• Cops Find Nude Nami Pirate Figures Arresting Material:
  

  who would buy these in the first place lol

• Cops Find Nude Nami Pirate Figures Arresting Material:
  

  Good job, police. Those China-made figurines would have exploded if someone fapped on them.

• Cops Find Nude Nami Pirate Figures Arresting Material:
  

  yeah dawg i do…yo btw can you ”HOOK” a brother up with a nami fig’ma or two and make sure you swing them by my crib later ok

• Cops Find Nude Nami Pirate Figures Arresting Material:
  

  Pic 04 is an official figurine. That’s a scene straight from the One Piece anime/manga.

• Cops Find Nude Nami Pirate Figures Arresting Material:
  

  I’m calling bullshit. Mega House did a cast-offable version of Boa Hancock.

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