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fatalsaint 2010-03-05 17:35

Re: What is "piracy" and is it ever justified
 
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Originally Posted by Bratag (Post 557072)
15 million Americans might disagree with that statement.

This brings in a whole different debate......

Bratag 2010-03-05 17:41

Re: What is "piracy" and is it ever justified
 
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Originally Posted by fatalsaint (Post 557082)
This brings in a whole different debate......

I agree - but just wanted to point out that many of azornis arguments are simply opinions.

azorni 2010-03-05 17:54

Re: What is "piracy" and is it ever justified
 
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Originally Posted by Bratag (Post 557088)
I agree - but just wanted to point out that many of azornis arguments are simply opinions.

Wasn't it you who were saying I kept bringing off-related topics ?

I mean : CrashOrDie started about unemployment considerations. I just gave him my position on the subject.

cryox92 2010-03-05 17:59

Re: What is "piracy" and is it ever justified
 
There is no actual law considering piracy in my country so... :D
Everything starts and ends with money,depends on the aspect of which you are looking from.Some people can barely afford pc`s therefore piracy is justified to an extent.

azorni 2010-03-05 18:00

Re: What is "piracy" and is it ever justified
 
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Originally Posted by cryox92 (Post 557107)
There is no actual law considering piracy in my country so... :D

Which country is that ?

wmarone 2010-03-05 18:00

Re: What is "piracy" and is it ever justified
 
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Originally Posted by mmurfin87 (Post 557009)
What about Coca Cola and other soda companies? They're right out of business.

What about them?

Are you suggesting we change the laws such that technology is held back arbitrarily to protect the revenue stream of companies whose entire value isn't so much the product (the CEO of Coke has said that a leak of their recipe wouldn't hurt them) but the brand?

It's not as if corporations are entitled to exist.

I mean, we're still wandering around in pure hypotheticals, and in the case of a "replicator" then the valuable industries become the design and sale of replicators (since size and energy constraints will limit what they can reproduce) and, more importantly, the exchange of power and raw materials used by the devices.

But let us stop wandering down this unproductive track.

cryox92 2010-03-05 18:01

Re: What is "piracy" and is it ever justified
 
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Originally Posted by azorni (Post 557110)
Which country is that ?

Macedonia.There is a law...but oh well nobody cares about it and piracy isnt punishable,therefore it exist only on a piece of paper.

azorni 2010-03-05 18:09

Re: What is "piracy" and is it ever justified
 
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Originally Posted by cryox92 (Post 557114)
Macedonia.There is a law...but oh well nobody cares about it and piracy isnt punishable,therefore it exist only on a piece of paper.

Wow. I wonder how a world without punished piracy looks like.

According to some people here, it must be awful. Hell on Earth, isn'it ?

mrojas 2010-03-05 18:17

Re: What is "piracy" and is it ever justified
 
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Originally Posted by azorni (Post 557123)
Wow. I wonder how a world without punished piracy looks like.

According to some people here, it must be awful. Hell on Earth, isn'it ?

I live in a country like that and most of our artists and software engineers migrate as soon as they can because they can't live of their trade here. Or just produce for foreign markets.

cryox92 2010-03-05 18:19

Re: What is "piracy" and is it ever justified
 
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Originally Posted by azorni (Post 557123)
Wow. I wonder how a world without punished piracy looks like.

According to some people here, it must be awful. Hell on Earth, isn'it ?

Considering the average salary here is around 150 euros,and 70-80 of them are used to pay the bills...lets say it`s smells like...more food and immediate basic needs :p.


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