No, there are instances that I have seen where for the case of humanity, I am looking at it from the perspective of the developing world where money is scarce, and, let us say, before NVDA and free screen readers, there were, let's call them needs, and there were questions of refused funding for such programs while a fellow blind comrade's livlihood was in peril because if he didn't have such software he couldn't get a job he needed to support his family, even though he was willing to work, some people were unable or unwilling to help out. I'm being cryptic, but I can still defend piracy. There are also instances of persons living in countries under US sanctions who, a certain blind person wanted to become a teacher, and, because he was not allowed to import screen reading programs, well, provisions had to be made. I know that this is technically piracy, but I regard this as delicate shades of grey where I would allow human discretion. Ari
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