This argument is, I think, completely correct, but also to a certain extend irrelevant. The real discussion should, in my opinion, be held on the supply side o

This argument is, I think, completely correct, but also to a certain extend irrelevant. The real discussion should, in my opinion, be held on the supply side of digital content for it still seems to be crowded with companies who for better or worse can not or will not deal with the ramifications of our new networked world and keep dwelling in poor service whilst preaching that piracy is sinful. Companies, whom I might add not so long ago, were happy to push for legislation that would alter the way our basic democratic freedoms work, all in the name of copyright. I find anti-piracy crowd to be highly similar to politicians or policy-makers who advocate abstinence. In principle the argument is correct, you only need to forget that in the real world people don't quite work that way. Piracy, in the end to me, is not a moral problem, but a service problem. If you care to fix it, that is.