>Now, you may not agree that propertization is the right tool for inventions, but the fact remains that when you're discussing a property right it's irrelevant

>Now, you may not agree that propertization is the right tool for inventions, but the fact remains that when you're discussing a property right it's irrelevant what someone trying to enforce that property right otherwise does with the property. While it may not be relevant from the point of view of the law, it is certainly relevant from the perspective of common sense and decency. If the law allows for abuses like this then the law is wrong.