Is piracy more morally reprehensible than corruption?
Corruption:
>politician uses public money that would be used to provide services for people that didn't necessarialy work to have access to them (rich heirs, neets, children, etc.). So in a way, the politician isn't robbing anybody, because the money would have been "stolen" anyway
Piracy:
>media creators (developers, actors, writers, musicians, etc.) that worked their ass off to make something won't make a penny because someone decided to consume their art for free, i.e. without work productively to get it
<inb4 the studio owners/publishers/store fronts also get money without working
Ok, consider then a completely independent artist.
>>834881at least you posted your garbage OP to siberia. would have been better still if you didn't post it in the first place but whatever.
Pirating from small creators is hisprogged because it proletarianizes them. Pirating from large companies is lumpen hisregger behavior.
<umm…source???
All extant Marxist-Leninist governments enforce copyright law, but it's correctly not enforced against shitty pettyburg creations.
>moralism
kys
also, workers just get paid to make the game, they don't gain it afterwards. your money doesn't go to proles. in indie its different since they do lose money but they are petty booj artisans, so who cares lol
No, are you stupid?
>>834882You haven't refuted it, though.
>>834885Why is it wrong, though?
is piracy just as morally bad as rape? it very well could be. when you rape someone you are forcing yourself on a person's body for your own desires against the consent of the person receiving the abuse. when you pirate anything you are forcing yourself on a piece of media despite the creator of it not consenting to you experiening it.
Is rape good when you do it to corruption of champions daemons? It very well could be. Every citizen has the ability to do a citizen's arrest, so when you rape someone after apprehending them you are defending yourself from a person's resistance to arrest for your own desires against the arrest-resistance of the person receiving the raep.
>>834954Glad to hear you're pro-prostitution
>>834954it's a copy of the media,not the original one