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> no theft intended And this is where you lose them. It is only theft to them if you take something and leave nothing. If you take something and leave the same
by derleth 15y ago
> no theft intended
And this is where you lose them. It is only theft to them if you take something and leave nothing. If you take something and leave the same thing, it is copying.
Honestly, you might as well try to equate copyright infringement with rape. It would make precisely as much sense to them.
- zokier 15y agoWay to miss the point. Yes, the argument still applies with rape. Or murder. Carving "No murder intended" on a fresh body does not make it less murder, nor does writing "No copyright infringement intended" lessen infringement.