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Old 06-03-2009, 03:40 PM   #90
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Originally Posted by sirbruce View Post
Saying poor people need to pay the same amount for the same work as rich people is possibly deiscrimination as well, and in any case not just by the same logic. What about non-English speakers who pay more for a book translated into their language? What about non-US customers who pay more for a book in the UK than in the US?
I love red herrings too. They're ever so umami.

Also, why exactly are you avoiding my main point in that post? Just because it's harder to respond to using those exciting "there's no accounting for tastes" arguments?
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