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This is largely the same problem as piracy. No, you're not depriving someone of their property that they can no longer use due to your actions, but many people

by judge2020 5y ago

This is largely the same problem as piracy. No, you're not depriving someone of their property that they can no longer use due to your actions, but many people who could very well afford to pay for media (of course barring the horrible issue with how you're actually given a "license") end up depriving the owner of revenue by watching it without paying.

ctdonath 5y ago
You have deprived them of the opportunity & reasons for you to purchase it from them, which is their motive for creating it.
dataflow 5y ago
This is most definitely not like piracy. If you try to make that argument in a courtroom I'm pretty sure you'd get laughed out of the court.