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>where do you draw the line? How about the internet? Once you publicly share something on the world wide web, you have crossed that line because anyone can the
by 50656E6973 8y ago
>where do you draw the line?
How about the internet? Once you publicly share something on the world wide web, you have crossed that line because anyone can then simply copy and paste. It's naive to expect otherwise.
- levythe 8y agoI suppose you also think people who leave a lawn gnome outside when they live in a high traffic area are just asking to be vandalized? Opportunity is no excuse for theft.
- 50656E6973 8y agoNope! Thats a physical thing that can't be "copy and pasted". If someone takes it from you, you no longer have it, so that's why it's "stealing". Digital things are infinitely reproducible and cost nothing to copy and paste. When someone copies and pastes something you shared with the entire world on the internet, you still have that thing. Copy & pasting digital things != stealing physical things.
- P_I_Staker 8y agoThat's not the point dude, it's wrong. It's not yours, and you don't have the right to do whatever you want with other people's property, because "you can" or "it's easy"