BuiltFordTough
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I won't download it. I plan on going to see it in theaters as many times as possible and then wait for the DVD. I don't agree with piracy in general, especially in this case.
ValenciaGrail said:No, nor would I shoplift the DVD out of a store just becasue I forgot my wallet - even if I fully intended to pay later.
Stealing, be it from rich people would who never notice the difference (e.g. Lucas, Spielberg, et all) or from someone who would be financially hurt by it, encourages and perpetuates all illegal activities. And - the internet is fertile ground for all manner of nefarious crimes.
Also, intellectual property exists not only for financial reasons, but also to preserve a person's right to maintain the artistic integrity of their work. If you write a book, you want to have control over how it is distributed and in what format people have access to it. You want the public to see a professional presentation, not a coffee-stained, handwritten pirated copy, for example. Disney / GL / SS certainly have the right not to have horrid 2MP digcam facsimilies of their work bandied about the net.
If you hurt the big guy, are you really telling me you wouldn't also be willing to hurt the little guy as well?
How about those folks who made Raiders the Adaptation?
Would you be willing to steal a pirated copy of that from them, if it were available?
It's a slippery slope we're on, folks....
Myself, I'll see it KOTCS in the theater, then wait for the legitimate DVD.
I'm a big boy, my mommy taught me patience
Mods: I'm a bit curious as to why a thread which promotes intenet piracy / illegal activities is not deleted. Other similar sites have strict policies about this. Oh, well, different philosphy, I guess
IrishLuck1980 said:How bout you shut up? You join this month and start talking like you been here for years? No one has said where to get this. No rules have been violated. Take your holier then thou attitude and shove it.
Lon said:Nope. Piracy is wrong.