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>By the same logic, I should be able to walk into a store and just take anything I want because I'm using it to make items I sell "for donations". Obviously, th
by grawprog 6y ago
>By the same logic, I should be able to walk into a store and just take anything I want because I'm using it to make items I sell "for donations". Obviously, that's ridiculous.
No, it'd be more like if you paid for a stall in a flea market or something and the owners of the market not only took a cut of your profits off sales but bans you from telling customers to come to your store down the street.
- jpttsn 6y agoTo which you agreed without reading the fine print like an adult would, and then you started crying when the agreement was enforced.
- grawprog 6y agoYes, to further my example. So you get kicked out because you didn't read the fine print, turns out, the flea market owner now also has the right to go over to your store, rip your signs down, turn off your lights and lock your door until you agree to stop telling customers your store exists. Oh and by not having a stall in the flea market to begin with, your store just couldn't exist. Shoulda read that fine print though.
- jpttsn 6y agoLest society devolve into chaos, pacts sunt servanda.