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Old 11-28-2020, 11:47 AM   #38
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Originally Posted by issybird View Post
I think there are two glaring errors here. One is generalizing from your individual wants to the universal and the second is viewing opposition to profit-based decisions as some sort of moral crusade. Neither resonates with me. If I can’t get a book, I read something else. If I really, really wanted a book, I’d make the best of the options in terms of scouting out a legitimate used copy. Back in the day, I kept lists and I’d haunt secondhand and antiquarian shops and fairs. Much easier today, if not as much fun. As for the rest, it earns a huge shrug from me. Yeah, you want what you want. But the rhetoric is over the top.
I did the same thing. When I was traveling I was able to hit a lot of used bookstores. This gave me a better chance to find the books I wanted. Then the internet came along.
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