On Sun, 2014-05-18 at 17:20 +0200, David Singer wrote: > Let’s get this clear. If you enjoy, without your paying for it, an > experience that someone creates, and is only making available to those who > pay for the experience, that is theft.
This is not true. Copyright infringement and theft are different concepts. Enjoyment, as far as I know, is not yet a crime anywhere. If it is, the crime certainly isn't theft. > No amount of rhetoric about how easy it is, how natural it is, or how > desirable it is for you, will change that. This is true. Copyright infringement and theft can never be considered the same thing because theft refers to that act of denying someone possession of an object and infringing copyright does not mean denying someone possession. That can never be changed. The concepts are written in law. You're quite right. -- Bob Ham <[email protected]> for (;;) { ++pancakes; }
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