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Maybe that analogy is not perfect, perhaps one that is more property damage related would be more apt? "It's like breaking into an upstairs apartment to turn o
by rbcgerard 12y ago
Maybe that analogy is not perfect, perhaps one that is more property damage related would be more apt?
"It's like breaking into an upstairs apartment to turn off the water that is flooding your apartment below"
Are you allowed to do that? Probably not?
- bostonpete 12y agoThe problem is that you could come up with all sorts of analogies of justifiable/unjustifiable trespassing to justify your argument. What about breaking into an upstairs apartment because they left their TV on too loud? The owner of the "apartment" (WinZip in this case) probably would have taken action without the need for any "trespassing" if he'd just alerted them.