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> The very fact that it's possible for it to not work out makes it a deceptive term because it's not a "lifetime license". Naw, by that logic any sale of any k
by dahart 4y ago
> The very fact that it's possible for it to not work out makes it a deceptive term because it's not a "lifetime license".
Naw, by that logic any sale of any kind is “deceptive”. You’re conflating sometimes with always. The existence of dishonest people doesn’t make you a dishonest person, right?
- JohnFen 4y ago> by that logic any sale of any kind is “deceptive”. How so? Nobody is going to repossess something I've actually purchased. That's the whole point of a purchase. A "lifetime license" is not like that.
- yellowapple 4y ago> Naw, by that logic any sale of any kind is “deceptive”. It is not possible for the late-night Mexican drive-through joint (which I am about to patronize) to force me to "un-eat" the bacon breakfast burrito, chicken torta, and large horchata I have ordered and am prepared to consume. > The existence of dishonest people doesn’t make you a dishonest person, right? If I'm engaging in a behavior which dishonest people typically do and honest people typically don't, then it's entirely reasonable to scrutinize whether I'm being honest.