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Zkuq said:
Cerebralbore101 said:

1. Google Dredd Scott. 

2. You said that if emulators were illegal they wouldn't exist. Your argument was if  A, then B. Or to put it another way, if A (the ground is wet) then B (it is raining). That form of argument isn't valid though, because the ground could still be wet from some other means, such as a burst damn. Affirming the consequent isn't a valid argument. 

1. Thanks! Looks like too much reading to get a firm idea of whether the decision was sound or not, but I think I got a general idea of the case.

2. I guess I should have elaborated in the first place instead of assuming you'd understand what I meant. Technically my argument wasn't what you say it is, it just seems that way because of my poor expression. My bad.

Anyway, I'm still waiting for your answer to which part of emulators violates which copyrighted property, because I can't find any.

They violate the copyright on the bios code, by using it.