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Old 04-25-2011, 10:38 AM   #33
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Originally Posted by Quexos View Post
I disagree. To steal their work you must claim you wrote their work and cash in whatever money it generates. You don't appropriate their work, you only read it. You can choose not to read it at all too. So am I stealing all the hundreds of thousands of books I decided to never read or buy ?

Also some books I used to buy on print and so already paid money for back then, why should I pay for those twice ?
You're completely wrong, and your argument makes no sense. If you're downloading something you haven't bought then you're stealing the author's work, and all the mealy-mouth hair-splitting in the world wont change that fact.

It's not a difficult concept to grasp.

Edit: That sounds harsher than I meant, my apologies. But, I still don't think your argument holds water at all. Not buying a book isn't even remotely like downloading it off the darknet. I really don't understand why you're even asking the question.

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