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Old 09-30-2009, 10:14 AM   #31
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Originally Posted by kennyc View Post
And just to be clear if you make copies of an copyrighted material for anyone other than yourself of if you give away copies of copyrighted material you are a thief,
In your highly vocal opinion, not in mine, not in a law definition of theft.
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you have broken the law
True, copyright law. Which is amended and changed too often to my liking (hopefully one day it will change to my liking).
I don't think criminal law defining theft has been changed or likely to change soon.
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and deprived a creator of their rights to a livelihood from their creations (e.g. their property).
Depriving from livelihood is not a theft btw, if I write and article saying that author A sucks, and 10000 people doesn't buy his work, I am effectively denying his "right to a livelihood", am I a thief now?
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