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1. They're not "breaking the law" because copyright infringement is primarily a civil matter (recent changes nonwithstanding). 2. Your statement is essentially
by matt4077 11y ago
1. They're not "breaking the law" because copyright infringement is primarily a civil matter (recent changes nonwithstanding).
2. Your statement is essentially tautological because nothing in civil law is ever enforced without someone taking the initiative.
- cyphar 11y ago> 1. They're not "breaking the law" because copyright infringement is primarily a civil matter (recent changes notwithstanding). They aren't committing a crime, they are breaking a law (copyright law). Civil laws are called "laws" for a reason.