i own what i did.twoblacklines wrote:
I find it very funny how its always the people who commit the most crime that then blame their crimes on their situation like its ok because of x and y, who complain about everything everyone else does in life.
I wouldn't have purchased 95% of the stuff I download if I didn't have internet, so that's not quite how it works.Parker wrote:
here, ill spoon feed you this;
when you download a song, for example...that is money that would have gone to the person responsible for creating it.
i know, thats a hard concept to grasp, but just try and wrap your head around it...
point 1, Parker didnt say his previous decisions in life were ok due to the circumstances, he said the opposite actually saying they werent good decisions, its just that with the circumstances thrown into the mix it makes them slightly less bad decisions than if someone in a better position had made themtwoblacklines wrote:
I find it very funny how its always the people who commit the most crime that then blame their crimes on their situation like its ok because of x and y, who complain about everything everyone else does in life.Parker wrote:
thank you for responding.Mekstizzle wrote:
Doesn't negate, just makes it more difficult to accept/see it your wayParker wrote:
so, past actions negate anything i would say on the subject now?
is that what you are trying to say?
for a short bit i thought you werent going too
i can see that point, and ya, ive sold dope, ive stolen, ive beaten people...
decisions that i made based on situations that were in my life at that time...not the best decisions that could have been made, but i made them none the less.
its not like i continued with that lifestyle, or decisions.
imo, i have more insight into the way people like that work BECAUSE of my experiences.ok, how about a legitimate argument for getting paid for your work?san4 wrote:
You're assuming people should be allowed to copyright things they make. Yes, that's the law, but if we're fucking the laws and focusing on morality, there's a legitimate argument against copyright protection.
copyrights be damned....this is about people not receiving what they SHOULD, for work they did.
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me too. if anyone else needs an invite PM me.Yaocelotl wrote:
So, were are the invites, dunno why this got derailed like this . I actually was waiting for someone to post what is that what.cd page
Because I wasn't trying to. You are hiding behind the law as a replacement for your own sense of morality. It is stealing and it is wrong, regardless of how those terms are defined by an arbitrary government.max wrote:
we've been though this already ... and you weren't able to cite any law that saw it the same way
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My morality is not your morality.Flaming_Maniac wrote:
Because I wasn't trying to. You are hiding behind the law as a replacement for your own sense of morality. It is stealing and it is wrong, regardless of how those terms are defined by an arbitrary government.max wrote:
we've been though this already ... and you weren't able to cite any law that saw it the same way
i didnt know i had to be a pr0 to recognize a thief.Mint Sauce wrote:
No offence to you parker (<3), but don't argue about things you know relatively little about.
well, that just completely justifies it.Little BaBy JESUS wrote:
I think theres alot of worse things being done out there than downloading. seriously.
_raab wrote:
Demonoid is open for registration. No invites needed, get in quick!
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Little BaBy JESUS wrote:
I think theres alot of worse things being done out there than downloading. seriously.
