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Old 12-01-2017, 07:14 PM   #354
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Originally Posted by DiapDealer View Post
I agree. You guys have come up with rationalizations that keep you from feeling icky about your shady dealings, as have I. We've just not reconciled our differing personal moral codes, nor convinced anyone that theirs is less "correct."
A gracious and accurate post. I'm afraid we're all guilty of rationalising our shady dealings on occasions, myself not excluded. I can't say that I feel at all icky about either drm removal or circumventing geo-restrictions. But of course whether or not one feels icky is not the most reliable indication of whether an action is moral or otherwise, though it may be a useful guide. I've outlined my reasoning as to the morality of both practices. I don't believe that I am rationalising on this occasion but then again I am hardly in the best position to judge. The fact is that I would still support both practices in any event, even if I did believe they were morally wrong. Perhaps partly because they don't make me feel at all icky!
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