All he said was that in limiting the supply, it creates a bigger market
for the bootleggers.
I would have thought this was pretty obvious, so why the controvesy?
He doesn't say that it's ok to bootleg because there's a market does
he!!
hmm maybe it is the limits of online communication, but i read it as a list
of excuses/rationalizations for bootlegging -- my apologies to mistake the
intent. altho i think the reasons for bootlegging are intuitive. yes when
there is greater supply and a release is in print, it creates less of a
market for bootlegging. obviously. i don't see what the point of stating the
obvious was unless it was an attempt to justify bootlegging....guess i read
too seriously..
I was discussing with my mates the rise of certain far right parties not
so far from here in the UK (we're voting atm). I'm glad none of you
guys were along there, as we'd all be branded racists and accused of
voting for them just for discussing the reasons for their rise in
popularity. Blimey.
i'm sure the reasons are a lot more interesting and less obvious than
supply-demand. we all know how capitalism works.
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