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Originally Posted by Piper_
I understand, Lemurion. You're a good guy, and i don't want to be argumentative with you.  I can see the difference, but can't see how they matter, so I can't make myself feel guilty over it.
To me, I'd compare it more to removing a "stay off the grass" sign and staying off the grass by my own will.
Or removing a speed regulator installed in my car and driving the speed limit by my own will.
I don't think the speeding thing is quite the same either way though. One being a clear law that's a matter of life and death if I ignore it... the other, well, you know. Not the same.
All I know is that the DRM is there so I only read the book within the 2-3 week period, and I'm still only reading the book within the 2-3 week period. I can't bring myself to see how I should feel the slightest twinge of guilt for that.
I'm going to leave it at that, since I need to go and I'm repeating myself now. Talk to you later.  |
Jaywalking on a deserted road is still against the law. Nobody is going to get hurt. But it's not legal.
Having a copy of a library eBook converted to be usable on the Kindle is also not legal. Nobody is going to get hurt as well. But still not legal.