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That's great, but you live in a country that have these things called laws and you have to follow them whether or not you personally think that breaking them "i
by jimmy1 8y ago
That's great, but you live in a country that have these things called laws and you have to follow them whether or not you personally think that breaking them "isn't so terrible" or not.
If enough people think the laws are terrible, then lobby your representative to have them changed. This is how the system works. Half the reason it doesn't work is admittedly our corrupt officials taking the big media money (RIAA and MPAA subsequently), but the other half the equation is you and me. Everyone just wants things to magically change and be the way they think they are suppose to be without putting any skin in the game.
- anoncake 8y ago> you have to follow them whether or not you personally think that breaking them "isn't so terrible" or not. That's plain incorrect, many people manage to do things that the state considers illegal.
- Aeolun 8y agoActually, I don’t think I ‘have’ to follow any of those laws. It’s just that there may or may not be consequences for not doing so. At the end of the day what I think is moral is a lot more relevant in daily life than what the law says (it just happens to overlap in a lot of places).
- tomjen3 8y ago>That's great, but you live in a country that have these things called laws and you have to follow them whether or not you personally think that breaking them "isn't so terrible" or not. No. There are laws and breaking them may result in actions taken by a group that has claimed the right to infringe on my liberty. The action is right or wrong, independently of the law. In this case the sole consequence is that a person has to create a new spotify account.