Copyright law names a specific infringer and demands a specific remedy. The Bluesky argument swaps the named defendant — from AI systems to the people who own them — and that swap is not cosmetic. If billionaires are the problem, then injunctions against model training do not solve it; wealth taxes might. The framing shift represented in these two posts does not just change the tone of the conversation — it changes which institutions are positioned to respond. Courts handle copyright. They do not handle oligarchy. The copyright plaintiffs…