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No, convenience was understood and price adjustments reflected that accordingly. Charge $50 for a book and I'll pirate it. Charge $20 for a music CD full of c
by TweedHeads 17y ago
No, convenience was understood and price adjustments reflected that accordingly.
Charge $50 for a book and I'll pirate it.
Charge $20 for a music CD full of crap with just one interesting song and I'll pirate it.
Charge $30 for a movie a month later I can get for $5 at walmart and I'll pirate it.
Charge $50 for a console game and I'll pirate it.
Slowly but surely every industry understood they were raping us because we had no choice, now the internet offers choice and convenience.
- ibsulon 17y ago"I think the word raped gets thrown around far too casually. You ever listen to a bunch of guys playing video games with each other online? It's like, 'Ah man you shot me in the back dude. You raped me dude!' I'm pretty sure if I talked to a woman who's been through that horrific situation and I said, 'What was it like, you know, being raped?' she's not gonna look at me and go, 'Have you ever played Halo?'"—Dane Cook -- via Shakesville