> Laws are not absolute This also doesn’t mean people will escape consequences, right? Broadly and statistically speaking, it’s extremely unlikely that breakin

> Laws are not absolute This also doesn’t mean people will escape consequences, right? Broadly and statistically speaking, it’s extremely unlikely that breaking a law you don’t like will result in a trial that strikes the law down in your favor. I’d guess this might be especially true with copyright, since there is so much precedent - lots and lots of people have broken copyright and tried to fight it and lost. Why is this case any different?