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Old 04-25-2019, 10:29 AM   #44
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Originally Posted by JSWolf View Post
I do know of some who only pirate eBooks they cannot legally buy where they live. I know that's not legal, but morally they don't think it's wrong.
Yes. Because clearly; being able to purchase anything one wants (even when someone has made a decision to not sell it to you) is an inalienable right that cannot be infringed upon.

I get the "someone got my money" defense--I really do. But I fail to see how throwing money at something tilts the scale of morality/immorality. Do it or don't--but forget about trying to justify it in a legal/moral sense. It's not civil disobedience, and you're not being discriminated against. There's just some books you can't buy without breaking rules and/or engaging in deception. Own that, or don't do it. Those are your choices.

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