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Old 04-18-2009, 01:19 PM   #140
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Originally Posted by tirsales View Post
You are not seriously comparing copyright violation and child molestation?
I'm not saying one is just as serious as the other. Obviously, child molestation is much more detestable. The point I was making is that "some people" not thinking it is wrong is a meaningless standard. The whole reason we have a representative republic is that laws are based on the majority (whether it's the majority of citizens or representatives). The fact that "some people" think a law is wrong doesn't give anyone the right to flip the law the bird. And in the United States, we've been in agreement that intellectual property should be protected since ~ 1793.
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