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one of the things i read on here and everywhere really, are rationalisations as to why it is ok why we should pirate things. The main one seems to be it is ok to pirate for personal use or between friend or webfriends, but it is not ok for big businesses to "pirate. It is as though size does matter, where small size seems to give and ethical and moral right to pirate provided it is not for money.
Another thing i see is the David versus Goliath, little versus big.
And, of course, free versus costing money.

In fact, most of us steal because we can get away with it due, in part, that it is not worth being pursued by big business and its sniffer dogs. The other part relates to one blade of grass hiding in a field of grass - they can't see us because we are hiding.

And we go, "Shame, shame", when RIAA, ARIA or whatever takes dead people or old people to court, and rejoice that we can make fun of the enemy. Yet we forget, that the enemy doesn't live for art, music, or film, it lives for money down to the last red cent. And, while you may only one person, there are millions of us "one persons" and that is millions of dollars of money. They want that money; they will do anything to get that money; they will do anything to protect future money as in stopping us whereever they can and making it plain to future p2p'ers that it is not worth stealing. They even go as far as buying p2p clients, slating networks with bad files. You have to remember they are capable of anything, anything at all as each one of us deprives the vampire of business of its blood, its money.

They are coming for each one of us. They can afford to do that, we can't.

So sit, sit there and wait.

Wait for the knock on the door.

They WILL get to you eventually, even if you have died.

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I was walking home from the office, stopped at a crosswalk to look before jaywalking and my right leg just stopped working

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