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Old 12-09-2011, 01:48 PM   #230
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I think I understand the logical vortex this thread fallen into.

My argument - Piracy is not theft because it involves copying something, not removing something.

Pro-IP argument - Piracy is theft because you're stealing money (indirectly) from the content producer.

Semantics aside, there's a much more interesting argument to be had about whether piracy does in fact harm content producers.
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