Thread: High Court orders British ISPs to block "The Pirate Bay"
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Old 03-13-2013, 02:37 AM   #556
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But it's not only "large corporations" who are hurt by pirate sites. I'm a software developer, and I routinely see my software listed on torrent sites. Piracy harms everyone who tries to earn a living writing, whether it be books, software, music, or anything else.

To claim that anyone has a "right" to access pirate sites is ridiculous, and a kick in the teeth to content authors.
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