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Old 09-04-2010, 09:34 AM   #191
HamsterRage
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Originally Posted by Jadon View Post
Surely not even the most naive of us believe anyone changes their mind on this perpetual topic? This topic, in the many threads it pops up in, exists only for people to talk past each other, since each side is fundamentally incapable of thinking the way the other does. The closest anyone has ever come to changing their mind is when an author has said "I used to obsess about piracy, but now I've learned to live with it." Which is not to say that they think it ethical, merely that it's inescapable. Worrying about the inevitable is as pointless as discussing it.
To be perfectly honest, I was lukewarm about the subject before I saw this thread. The amount of vitriol that's spewed almost exclusively from the anti-darknet side of this argument has now totally convinced me that there is no way that they can be correct.

It's coming close to convincing me that I have a moral obligation to society to strip DRM and fileshare as much as possible.
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