This! fifty times. It's the way the free world works. If a law stops you from seling on your original dics (a tangible object) to protect the developers and publishers market, where does it stop? Then every manufacturer of whatever can claim this right.

People sell their old cars to help buy a new one. Many, many people sell their old games to finance the purchase of new ones. It's a vital cycle and everyone benefits.

What people of little intellect stend to ignore is that an economy and the flow of money is a cycle.
If someone sells something they previously bought, they get more money to buy new things.
If you take away the right to resell things, consumers have less money to buy new things, hence companies will sell less. Also, the shorter the chain of distribution, the fewer people are involved in the economic process, the fewer people earn money to participate in an economy. That's why physical copies of games are better than digital downloads in several regards.

Unfortunately, those same ignorant people who think that reselling used stuff is somehow "evil" (it's really the oposite) won't read/comprehend this post.

I think pretty much everything important has been said already. To put it short, used games are a lesser evil but they are a necessary evil. It's my right to buy and sell used games.

Also, I don't think I'm going to buy any game that uses the online pass system any time soon. In fact, unless the game is unbelievably awesome (hasn't happened yet I think), I think I'm boycotting it if it uses online pass. Publishers say 'fuck you' to me, I say 'fuck you' to them. The same goes for DRM and piracy.

They are no evil at all. Read the post above yours.