Insufficient. If I buy a book, and later find it missing on the shelf because the bookstore owner took it back and burned it, it's not a matter of refund. It'

Insufficient. If I buy a book, and later find it missing on the shelf because the bookstore owner took it back and burned it, it's not a matter of refund. It's theft. This kind of analogy and language has been used to punish those who break copyright laws (particularly, by Sony, which also influenced these laws). That sword better cut both ways then. The executives should get prison terms for the corresponding number of counts of theft, just like copyright infringers did, and their victims should be compensated for damages, not what they merely paid.