WITH NUANCE! WE SAY IT WITH NUANCE!!!
I hate to be That Guy™️ but please don't "pirate it all"???
there are a lot of media that is not considered by institutions to be worthy of archival space, and that include a lot of marginalized stories and things like direct-to-TV movies, soap opera magazines, basically anything that teen girls are excited about, etc. HOWEVER!!!! artists need to eat and pay rent and have silly little hobbies. knowing you stole their work so that future generations will be able to enjoy it won't feed them or the future generations of their own family.
I get the impulse. it is admirable and reactionary to reasonable societal conditions. but if you wanna continue to have art to pirate and be concerned about their preservation, you gotta make sure the artists are around to make the stuff you're fighting to save.
different medias have different methods of paying the artists and authors, etc., but remember that pirating something from a place like Disney is probably not as significant to the artist's bottom line as if you pirate an indie movie that just debuted at TIFF. but also. think of which of those is more likely to be saved, either by the company or by your fellow pirate radio anarchists.
the likelihood of preservation is inverse to the likelihood that pirating it is going to hurt the actual people that made it.
alternative archives and radical epistemologies are part of my whole thing, so believe me when I say I'm on your side, but I hate seeing the good faith archival impulse be coopted by people who don't wanna just get the book or movie from their local library where the artists will actually see the benefit in their lifetimes of the enjoyment of their work and maybe even get to make more in the capitalistic hellscape in which we live (whether we like it or not).