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Yes they do. Because you pirated it you've lowered the value of the product in the eyes of everyone else.
by Touche 13y ago
Yes they do. Because you pirated it you've lowered the value of the product in the eyes of everyone else.
- tripzilch 13y agoIf a lot more people listening to your music, lowers the value of this music in the eyes of these people and everybody else, I'd blame the music, not piracy. This phenomenon is commonly known as "shitty pop music", and it just so happens that this "genre" is sold with more DRM than any other type of music.