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If they make sending your DNA a requirement of consuming their content, then yes, you send it to them if you want their content. That's their right, as owners
by Laaw 11y ago
If they make sending your DNA a requirement of consuming their content, then yes, you send it to them if you want their content. That's their right, as owners of something, to dictate its use.
You aren't entitled to WSJ.com, NBC, or Fox.
- mangeletti 11y agoI'm not a collectivist, nor do I believe I'm "entitled" to anything, including human rights. I'm simply stating that "I don't support organizations like WSJ"... as you can clearly see, if you read my comment. I don't propose anyone ban them. I simply "don't know why we [as a society] support them", also clearly in my comment. My point, which your political diatribe disallowed you to notice, was that we're fighting awful hard to consume their garbage. Meanwhile, there is plenty of content out there there is free, not because of socialism or entitlement, but for the same reason as blockers became popular... because information is so readily available now that nobody is ready to send their DNA in.