Interesting point of view. So if a homeless guy takes your wallet, it isn't stealing because obivously you have too much money. I mean come on...you have a house, a car most likely, and a computer with an internet connection. He has nothing. Clearly you make too much money and that homeless guy has every right to take money from you because "hey...some people just make too damn much money". It isn't worth Bill Gates' time to actually bend over and pick up a 100 dollar bill, so its ok for me to take money from him?KirtViza wrote:I Justify it this way, they make too much money, I mean look at them and all that crap a few million songs not bought didnt hurt them, and if it did who cares they got more money then most small countries, its not stealing in my eyes..its more like taking what i want from people who have too muchKrusshyk wrote:Justify it however you like...whatever helps you sleep at night.
Just because no one bought the bag of M&M's at the grocery store when you saw them doesn't mean that no one would ever buy them...would you take those on the same principle?
And the "forcing me to buy a whole cd" thing...so SNAP! showed up at your house and forced you at knife point to buy a cd? Wow. I wish bands would do that to me. Like if Cameo showed up and made me buy the whole album with "Word Up" on it, I would be stoked.
I will never understand people trying to justify downloading music I guess.
What kind of logic is that?
Imagine a painter or a writer produces something, say a piece of artwork or a book and someone gets their hands on a copy of it and just starts passing it out. So if the artist or writer is poor, then it is wrong, because poorer people deserve to be paid for their intellectual property but richer people don't?
That is some seriously flawed thinking if you ask me.