Comments by "jjeffery worboys" (@jjefferyworboys8138) on "“Weirdly, You’re Allowed To Shout For Jihad!” Julia Hartley-Brewer Furious At Ban On Church Songs" video.

  1. Probably no one can find the right pronoun to use.
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  2. Wrong, have you ever heard of copyright ? However hymns are so old they aren't protected by copyright and are now in the public domain. In short no one owns the rights to them, unlike say a Beatles song. Copyright infringement is usually a civil matter, not a criminal offence and not a Police matter.
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  3. Have you ever heard of Copyright ? Whilst not applicable to a 300 year old hymn, very different for a Beatles song which has an owner !
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  4. Wrong, she is referring to the offence of copyright infringement, which is usually a civil matter. However hymns are so old that they aren't protected by copyright and are considered to be in the public domain. In short no one owns the right to them, unlike say a Beatles song.
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  5. Me too, but you could be sued for copyright infringement if it was a Beatles song as that will not be in the public domain will have an owner and be protected.
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