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> Stop conflating two laws that mean different things. Can you point out where I did?

• Karunamon 11y ago
  You're being intentionally obtuse here since it's literally the first words of my post. You did quote someone else and pretty much endorsed it, but that quote contains a pernicious falsehood.
  • lamby 11y ago
    Pretty sure he is making a wider point about techie attitudes to the legal system, nothing actually specific about file sharing out of context.
• x3n0ph3n3 11y ago
  > "file sharing is not theft" It's not, and your tone and sentiment indicates that you think it is.
  • galaxyLogic 11y ago
    Clear enough. It is not theft. It is violation of the copyright law. A crucial distinction. Theft means you take away someone's legal property so they're not in possession of it any more. File-sharing does not take their copyright away and give it to the thief. Copyright-theft is a different thing. Right?