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      There is if it’s information that’s for sale by its creator and what you’re doing is copying it therefore keeping them from profiting from their work.

      Some people do projects out of passion and let people do what they want with their creations, others create to make a living and by not paying them you’re preventing them from doing so.

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          9 months ago

          You’re still profiting from their work without compensating them, that’s called slavery enter I’m from.

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              9 months ago

              Consuming the fruit of someone’s labor is “profiting from it”

              The labor needs to exist in order for you to have access to the content you’re pirating so yes in a way it’s forced to exist otherwise this conversation wouldn’t happen in the first place as there would be no content to pirate.

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            if someone tells you about the biggest play of the Superbowl, are they enslaving the NFL owners?

            get real. sharing stories, songs, tools, and skills is a basic human activity. it’s not immoral.

            trying to prevent it is immoral.

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              You can share stories of when you played a game, it doesn’t mean you can copy the game itself so you still have access to it and someone else does too without any compensation going to the creator.