> You're correct that they're shady, but just because you're correct doesn't make your actions right. You're correct that there are laws against sharing, but t

> You're correct that they're shady, but just because you're correct doesn't make your actions right. You're correct that there are laws against sharing, but that doesn't make those laws right. > Indeed, it's disheartening to see people try to defend what is most certainly a crime. I guess your point is that things are illegal for a reason? There is certainly some truth to that. However, trying to enforce old ideas of copyright when digital distribution has created fundamental changes in how media is consumed seems shortsighted to me. Perhaps you'd be less disheartened if you recognized how many people, both artists and consumers, are successfully navigating digital distribution without resorting to draconian copyright and drm.