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No copyright infringement intended

A phrase put in the title and/or description section of youtube videos by incredibly stupid people who don’t understand how copyright laws actually work. The phrase makes no logical sense because it directly contradicts their action of uploading content which they aren't the copyright holder of.

By analogy, according to people who use the phrase, someone should be able to shoot them in the head while yelling “NO HARM/MURDER/MANSLAUGHTER INTENDED!” and get away with it.
I'll laugh my ass off if someone ever tries to use "No copyright infringement intended" in court.

minge-infringe 

The female equivalent of a cock-block.

Stopping a girl (be you either male or female) from talking to or flirting with someone thus ruining their chances of sexual intercourse.
"Hey, I was totally hitting it off with this dude last night 'til Sally came over and minge-infringed me!'

"Dave was chatting to this skanky hoe last night, then, right out of nowhere, her older sister came over and played the old minge-infringe! He was so pissed off!"
minge-infringe by DisappearingAct December 1, 2011

infringement 

the action of breaking the terms of law
A team is awarded a free kick after infringement by their opponents.
infringement by Yosy October 17, 2013

Paradigm Infringement 

The act of stealing a superior person’s paradigm. Can include mannerisms, catch phrases or “general ethos” (see penil code 69.69)
Imma sue that motherfucker for paradigm infringement!
Paradigm Infringement by Frank Moody September 26, 2018

copyright infringement intended 

What bad motherfuckers put in their video descriptions on YouTube to stick the proverbial middle finger of insurrection right in those copyright bastard’s faces.
Stanley: “Hey, I just uploaded Cliff Richard’s ‘The Millennium Prayer’ on YouTube. I wrote ‘copyright infringement intended’ because I’m a rebel against society.”

Reginald: “Dude, that track’s wack anyway. Ain’t like no one gives a damn about no copyright shit neither. Plus, Cliff Richard can suck a fart right out o’ my ass.”
To knowingly release false or misleading statements during the course of a legal action in the hopes that intimidation and/or extortion may lead to profit.

Origin: Slashdot comments (Samba Team Points Out SCO's Hypocrisy)
"My lawyer advised me that I would probably have no grounds for the infrigement lawsuit, but I mangaged to infringle some money out of a couple of loser companies anyway!"
infringle by Rixel August 20, 2003
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