Re: Why Must People Crack Games
@138, we could ask you the same thing. Theft of physical items is quite literally the same as theft of physical items, considering that, with digital products, someone can steel a product that is fairly priced (hell, someone could underprice a product -- say it's worth $250.00 but they price it all the way at $80.00, causing them to lose profit as a deliberate consequence, but making it easier for others to buy), and then send that product to *anyone*. Software cracking only is particularly acceptable if you require it (i.e. a screen reader) but no alternatives are available. And you did not answer Jades question, either. Please do that before posing your own -- your evasion of Jade's question only slams home the salient point that you need to be removed from this community because you advocate piracy of software and audio games (which, might I remind you, are luxury items, not items you need) rather than buying them like all the rest of us do. The only things a person needs to survive are the three basic needs of humanity: consumables, clothing and shelter. That's all. You need nothing else to survive. You don't need a computer, you don't need a book, you don't need a screen reader, you don't need games. You could easily survive on those three basic needs until your demise (we had to do it for many millions of years, and before that we only had two basic needs before clothing was created -- consumables and shelter, of which there was plenty). Is it nice to have what you have? Yes. Is it a necessity to have what you have? No. A lot of us on this forum forget the major fact that we have far more than some people out there. There are many people out there who don't have two of the three basic needs of humanity and only have the clothes on their back. These people, might I remind you, starve to death because of it.
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