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That's not at all the same case, you're being threatened. I'm impressed at the dishonesty on this one. Imagine you're at a hotel, you can access their WiFi but
by necessity 10y ago
That's not at all the same case, you're being threatened. I'm impressed at the dishonesty on this one.
Imagine you're at a hotel, you can access their WiFi but you have to pay for it. Imagine you're at another hotel, you can use their pool but you have to pay for it. Are you being extorted? No. That's a better example.
- TeMPOraL 10y agoYes, but in your example you need to add that I have with me an inflatable pool that magically doesn't spill, and the federal law allows me to use it instead of hotel one - and I get kicked out of the hotel for actually using it (or worse, they make my magic water supply stop supplying water).