akha618 said:i think ther shuld be a limit to pirating...its not fair to people who made those songs...and the person isnt gettin in return for it
I am somewhat for pirating, and I usually only pirate music. Not ALL bands make a lot of money. Sure bands that are part of a big record label do, but what about the Independent music? I would much rather buy an Independent Band's CD, than pirate it.
They DO need the money to be supported, and to make more music; so why not help support them?
There's nothing wrong with pirating. How can you own an idea, or a song? You can own tangible things that exist in reality, sure, but can you really own a concept?
yomoma said:Pirating is completely wrong. The money not only goes to the people who make the songs, but it goes to all the little people who help manufacture and distribute the music.
Billyy said:so why not help support them?
If it can be demonstrated that you can genuinely own a concept, then yes, pirating would be wrong. However, can anybody demonstrate this?
AGREE!!! I love to pirate things, and some songs/music videos/programs are waaaaaaay to overpriced![]()
They can manufacture and distribute all the music on CD's they want - stealing them would be wrong, as they are property. Is the concept of the music property?
Fuck yeah, it's okay. They've been copy pasting their code for the past 10 years, selling it at full price each year. Piece of shit.I'm really against pirating. I mean put it this way - If you were the creator of Adobe Photoshop, with a value over 500$, knowing that people are getting it for free? It's really just the same thing as stealing.
You didn't steal it. You borrowed it, copied it, and then put it back, did no damage, and I didn't even knowSay I come to your house, steal your some of your precious items, and get away with it. I'll bet you'd feel angry that I jacked your items. You would probably feel how these companies such as Adobe feel. Their programs are getting massed pirated.

