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Old 04-19-2008, 05:57 AM   #22
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That being said, and at the risk of setting everyone off again, many people make a distinction between acquiring scans of pbooks they already own, and wholesale acquisition of content that has never been paid for.
But can it be morally justifyable to download a book (or anything else, for that matter) which has been illegally uploaded? You may feel that you have a "moral" right to that book, but has the person who uploaded it acted "morally" in doing so? If not (and I think that most people would regard illegally uploaded copyrighted material as immoral) then I think personally that you are on very shaky ground in claiming to be "morally justified" in downloading that material.
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