Re: Valid Product Keys for Windows XP SP2 Professional Volume License Edition

The public's "right" to "fair use" should not outweigh the manufacturer's
right to get paid.

The public has the CHOICE not to use the software. Microsoft is not forcing
anyone to use their software. An ethical person would abide by the EULA or
use some free software that has no EULA.

An unethical person keeps making excuses to steal.

Gregg






"caver1" <phillip@xxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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The point was not to compare murder to what you claim to be "fair use"
rights. The point was that there does not have to be a law against
something to make it unethical, immoral, or stealing.


So the same point is it is wrong to steal the publics right to fair use
for reasons of greed. I sure hope my Dr. doesn't decide that I have to die
to stop my cold from being used by terrorists. Or am I now a terrorist
because I gave my cold to someone else?


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