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Old 01-03-2010, 08:23 AM   #44
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I see this argument brought up a lot and my take on it is that it really doesn't matter. Whether they read them or not, they have still committed an illegal act by possessing them. It's a moral thing and a criminal act and is disrespectful of society and the author's right to make a living from their work.
I don't consider it an argument at all...I consider it a curiosity. People try to make it an argument from time to time, but without even numbers, there's no foundation for an argument to be made, and even with numbers, it's more just a consolation for authors who complain that the pirates are stealing their customers away and killing their profits.

I'm just curious what the numbers are, no need to read into it.
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