[ SECRET POST #2330 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2330 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

People are being up front about their piracy. Why do you have such a need to make them additionally confess to 'theft' before you move on with your sad little life?

[(Anonymous)]

NA B/c piracy is theft--I can't see why people can't admit their thieves when the download something, watch it (even if they delete it after), and keep it, which is what usually happens ime when someone downloads something.

There I said it. I'm a thief. I'm a pirate. I've downloaded stuff, kept it or deleted it, and never bought a copy. Primarily it was before anime was so common--I used to trade/buy VHS fansubs b/c it was the only way to see much anime that appealed to me. Why the hell can't you admit it?

Also, the library argument is useless. The library buys the item in question and it's usually/sometimes more expensive(for hardier binding, etc. also) than buying the item as a consumer to make up for those lost sales. If the item gets destroyed/ruined by a patron, they buy a new one of the item, thus spending more money on it. Items aren't donated to a library; the library buys them.

[(Anonymous)]

Well bully for you that you admit something that matters only to you and thus feel better than the rest of the world in your own eyes and all that.

[ill_omened]

>Dishonest
>Appropriation
>Of property (be tee dubs, there's a very specific description of what property is)
>With the intent to
> Permanently deprive.

Don't see piracy meeting the points to prove there :3

[(Anonymous)]

No, libraries do take donations.

FWIW I don't pirate, but I can still see that media piracy and theft are two completely different things with different outlines.

[(Anonymous)]

The fact that you don't wish to feel alone in your self-imposed sense of thievery does not place an obligation upon other people to join you in it.