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Old 08-25-2011, 01:36 PM   #58
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Originally Posted by speakingtohe View Post
That is a joke right?

If raising prices is stealing, then all but the truly destitute ( those with nothing to sell) are guilty.

Prices rise and fall according to supply and demand. even if the supply is being manipulated and prices artificially increased, (Gas and gold and diamonds come to mind)

When a necessity of life such as water or air or all forms of food are withheld to make a profit this could be construed as stealing or even murder.

Charging more for an ebook is only stealing if someone is forcing you to buy it.

I understand the frustration when someone in a low paying job cannot afford to pay full price for every ebook they want, but there are other options such as libraries, second hand pbooks, demanding a raise etc. . Not so easy for those who cannot afford to buy food and have no job.

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