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Well the definition of a crime is whatever the law states, so yes it does fit, the same as not paying required income tax does. You're welcome to argue it shou
by corin_ 12y ago
Well the definition of a crime is whatever the law states, so yes it does fit, the same as not paying required income tax does.
You're welcome to argue it shouldn't be - either that license fees shouldn't be charged at all, or that it should be changed from a criminal to a civil matter (as another comment said is happening) - but argue one of those rather than just saying it isn't a crime.
- raverbashing 12y agoIt also helps not arguing it's bad because some groups are in favour of it (though you're not the one who raised this) I'm against paying for a license to watch TV, that's my stance, for the simple reason you can have a TV for more reasons than just watching broadcast TV.
- spacecowboy_lon 12y agoYeh right I belive you just as torrents are used just for dowloading ISO's of distros.
- DanBC 12y agoYou only need a licence to watch hroadcast TV. Youcan own a telly and use it to watch DVD / bluray or play console games without a licence.