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Originally Posted by gideongallery
explain this to get copyright infringement fit into your stealing box you have to stretch it to include "Taking away profit"
and now your saying even if it didn't take away as single penny it would still be stealing.
if i steal something you don't have it anymore
a copy doesn't take anything, if i copy your shit you still have your shit.
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You really like to twist shit around to your advantage. Get this straight bonebrain -- when you pay for a CD, DVD, Book, or whatever -- you are paying for the ability to put it into your stinking eye/ear holes, so it goes into your simple brain to get enjoyment from it. Having a physical version is just a bonus so that you can further enjoy it in the future. Just because you have a copy of it, doesn't mean that you can now be a distributor of that person't work, whether to make income from it, or just let masses of non-payers see it for free.
Many of those freeloaders are potential paying customers, and don't give us the "they wouldn't have bought it anyway" argument. I can honestly say that when I've downloaded an album or movie(in the past), I WAS going to buy it -- but I took the cheap route. My philosophy has changed in the last several years, because I realize someone has to pay the people that make the shit I like to consume.
When you pay to see a movie in the theater, do you get a print of the movie to take home, and redsitribute for whatever fucked up reason you may have to do that?
Please show us anything that you ever created, that is 100% yours and came from your mind. Anything.