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Originally Posted by Killing Floor
I'm not asking anyone to agree with me. ... I'm just trying to cut through the legalese.
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In spite of any appearance of conflict, I appreciate your input.
If I may, I'd like to step back and make an observation.
It seems most of the discussion is about one of two things. One is about the mechanics of what can or cannot physically be done to remove DRM corruption and vague comments about how to do it. The other is what is legal.
But in many of these discussions, it seems like "right" and "wrong" are implicitly equated with "legal" and "illegal". There isn't much discussion about the rightness or morality of the law.
One of America's founding documents,
The Declaration of Independence, says
We hold these truths to be self evident. That is, many things are right or wrong independent of any government. The goodness of government law is in how well it recognizes and matches natural law.
Some comments hint at this, but there seems to be a void that I find a little alarming.