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Old 01-27-2012, 11:31 AM   #10
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"The laws against piracy" i.e. copyright are a deliberate and mutable construct. Such constructs often fail to address large swaths of reality and are consistently too slow to keep up with technology.
Technology shouldn't dictate people's morality. I find that with technology (aka price aggregators and websites where you can buy stuff on sale constantly) it's very easy to legally purchase entertainment. If anything the internet is a reason NOT to engage in piracy. One of the sites I follow notified me when the entire run of BSG was available on blu-ray for 80 bucks. What more do people want exactly? After all the cute semantics the reality is that people just want a bunch of free stuff, this isn't a civil rights movement.
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