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You can say that about any law that people disagree with and/or break. But being tired of the argument is irrelevant to whether it has validity. If you don't wa
by seabee 16y ago
You can say that about any law that people disagree with and/or break. But being tired of the argument is irrelevant to whether it has validity. If you don't want to participate in it, then perhaps you shouldn't participate in it.
- gmjosack 16y agoI've edited my post to more clearly reflect my opinion on the matter. I agree that people have the rights to disagree with and attempt to change laws. Though I haven't seen any arguments that are more than people feeling entitled to things. If someone uses their time and effort to create something it is up to them to distribute it as they see fit. I see piracy as nothing more than denying the owner of content the distribution method of their choice. Of course they may pick a method that isn't the most profitable, but that is their choice to make.
- hxa7241 16y ago> I haven't seen any arguments that are more than people feeling entitled to things. * Economically: http://levine.sscnet.ucla.edu/general/intellectual/againstfinal.htm http://levine.sscnet.ucla.edu/general/intellectual/againstfi... * Morally: http://www.hxa.name/articles/content/ethical-case-against-ip_koepsell_2009.html http://www.hxa.name/articles/content/ethical-case-against-ip...