> is it the same as critiquing the intellectual property system as a whole? Sounds like it's more concerned with the opposite, human side - the madness that gr

> is it the same as critiquing the intellectual property system as a whole? Sounds like it's more concerned with the opposite, human side - the madness that grips people who have some control and are terrified of losing it, so they use copyright (and lobbying for copyright enhancements and extensions) to keep themselves from ever having to relinquish anything they can't get back.