While consuming the content, you’re avoiding paying some content its price, because you protest how the content guards its commercial interests. Thus, ahoy!

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            7 days ago

            If they didn’t track me and spy on me I wouldn’t have a problem. But they track me and spy on me so they have to go. That isn’t piracy. Its not getting ripped off. When there are no definitive laws or rules then I can’t break them.

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              6 days ago

              If one of the pirate parties succeeded in implementing their platform, I’d still call the act piracy there.

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                6 days ago

                Okay. Its clear you have a vested interest in it being wrong. Its not and its not illegal.

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                  6 days ago

                  by “the act” I meant things that are more popularly understood as piracy. even if torrenting cracked Assassin’s Creed was legalized, I’d still call torrenting cracked video games piracy.

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                    6 days ago

                    Nah, you are talking apples and oranges there. The play to call skipping ads has been made time and time again. Only the medium has changed. Might as well be back in the 80’s hearing over the air TV whine about VCRs.