XiaoMay said:
poor guys trying to justify your weaknesss... industry is not just about a band or a studio... think about all people working from the distribution line to the retailler before you pirate anything Also, "smart guy", I DO hope that if you create anything one day, someone will steal it from you and use it he will be the smarter one, and you will be the mind-raped one
but I supose you are this kind of student who yet has to learn what is work and creation and what it is to see your work stolen and what it is to work to get something |
Oh my God! I have seen the light! Your moral fortitude has converted me! How could I forget about all those people working desk jobs in Hollywood! I have now decided to stop donating to the charity organization I am the president of that helps Chinese orphans (around $300-700 a year) and give it all to corporations who make the world a better place! I will also stop working with my volunteer organization and get a job so that I can pay for all those products I have stolen! I will never donate blood again either, and sell my blood to back street dealers so that I can buy of those beautiful optical discs wrapped in cellophane that gives my empty life a meaning.
Seriously dude, there are more important things than paying for your music. Pirating music and movies in no way shape or form dictates my morality, although I do agree it is stealing. I stole a potential sale though, I didn't walk into a store and steal something off the shelf. I will not try to justify that piracy should be legal, whether or not it is "wrong" is debatable. You are pathetic if you think not pirating music/movies makes you a better person than someone else.
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