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Alex Bobbs wrote:

> DON'T EVEN PRETEND TO UPHOLD THE CONSTITUTION!!!!
> The "licenses" that make piracy a crime are the most unconstitutional thing since
> affirmative action. Let's take a look at id softwares license, and what's
> unconstitutional:

There's nothing "constitutional" or "unconstitutional" about the id
software license; it's a contract pure and simple.  It isn't hidden
inside anything; it's printed clearly below the seal you have to break
to access the software.  If you read this contract and don't like it,
any dealer will take it back with the seal unbroken.

Read this contract; you do NOT own the software and it is NOT your
property.  You have been licensed to USE the software in the manner
outlined in the contract.

The bottom line; you're rationalizing theft.  It doesn't matter if
someone sells a physical product or manual or mental labor; they are
entitled to full compensation for their efforts.  If only 10 people
bought D2 and everyone else used a pirate copy, there wouldn't be a D3.

Don't bother responding to this; I'm tired of watching your nonsense go
by.
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