I agree with you but I think you're taking it a bit extreme. He's not condoning stealing but just points out the various cases why it has happened, where it has

I agree with you but I think you're taking it a bit extreme. He's not condoning stealing but just points out the various cases why it has happened, where it has happened, and how the industries have adapted. There would be no pirated music if no one were downloading pirated songs and there wouldn't be people selling fake Rolexes for $10 if there was no demand so the demand drives the supply in a way. It's always up to the end user to see whether they want to buy something or not. He claims that it's counterproductive for the various industries that are being pirated to go against the general trend of humanity by enforcing laws but they should rather adapt the model. Also, if there was a correct way to enforce copyrights every country would be doing it but since every country does it differently, how do we know what's correct?