Each person is an idiom unto himself, an apparent violation of the syntax of the species.
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What connects these sayings about violation?
Each one describes a boundary being broken, whether a rule of language or a rule of law.
How does one saying use the idea poetically?
It compares an unusual person to a break in the expected rules that normally govern language.
What does the other saying criticize?
It criticizes a company for basing its entire business approach on breaking copyright protections.
Are these sayings about legal violations only?
No, one is a legal criticism while the other uses violation as a figure of speech.
Who would find this collection interesting?
Readers interested in how boundaries, rules and norms get broken in different contexts will enjoy these lines.
A second line shifts to business, criticizing a company for building its entire model around breaking established copyright protections.
