Remember that weev taught us that violating a EULA is now a felony (per the 'it's a violation of the EULA therefore isn't permitted access' theory). Doesn't ma

Remember that weev taught us that violating a EULA is now a felony (per the 'it's a violation of the EULA therefore isn't permitted access' theory). Doesn't matter what the justification is. First they decide who to charge or raid. Then they conjure up a reason to do it.