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kjj4t9rdad on 13 September 2010
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Zkuq said:
kjj4t9rdad said:
voty2000 said:
kjj4t9rdad said:

@ Zkuq

cute, but childish and misinformed.


Your the one that's misinformed.  If piracy was theft, when you get caught, you'd be arrested for robbery.  Instead, your sued for copyright infringement.  Big difference.


still against the law.  Pirating is not making a copy, it is stealling a copy. Big difference

What? Do you, by any chance, happen to be a troll? Or are you actually refering to "real" piracy, like pirates at sea?

Let me explain it this way.  Say you buy something with your credit card, and the clerk copies your card info, then gives you back your card.  He then goes home and uses your card # to buy all kinds of shit.  Did he just pirate your identity or is this ID theft.  What ever you what to call it, it is the same.  You are taking something that does not belong to you, in this case data, and with out the permission of the owner. That is theft.

I suppose Grand Larceny is not theft.  When you get caught they don't charge you with theft, they charge you with Grand Larceny.  It is just a type of theft, just like piracy.

Your troll comment was uncalled for and pointless.  It may have been a bad attempt at humor, I don't know