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Originally Posted by MrPLD
Strictly speaking, I think it's very simple.
1. The author/publisher has decided on what terms their work can be obtained.
2. You have no legal or moral right to that media outside of what the creators have offered.
3. If you don't like it, tough.
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Where that falls down is that when a publisher refuses to sell a book for whatever reason, consumers don't have to do without. If the publishers don't like that, they have the power to do something about it. If they choose not to that's up to them, but there is no point stamping their feet about a problem they have created themselves.