People that pirated the game revealed in Far Cry 4

So what if I buy the game in Gamestop, and then go to a torrent site and download the same game? Is that also wrong? And how can you differentiate the paying customers from the non-paying ones? Most of them just want a copy of the game without all the intrusive DRM schemes attached to it.

Again with the made up lulu definition.

Are you in college Lulu or were you homeschooled a lot? becuase with your made up words and definitions i feel so sorry for the teacher who had you in his class ;)

But lets put this to rest once and for all.

"steal - stealing - take (another person's property) without permission or legal right and without intending to return it."thieves stole her bicycle""

And yes digital content is someone´s property its not yours or anyone's just because its digital.

Again

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It’s an age-old crime: stealing.

But it’s not about picking a pocket or holding up a bank. It’s robbing people of their ideas, inventions, and creative expressions—what’s called intellectual property—everything from trade secrets and proprietary products and parts to movies and music and software.

It’s a growing threat—especially with the rise of digital technologies and Internet file sharing networks. And much of the theft takes place overseas, where laws are often lax and enforcement more difficult. All told, intellectual property theft costs U.S. businesses billions of dollars a year and robs the nation of jobs and lost tax revenues.

Preventing intellectual property theft is a priority of the FBI’s criminal investigative program. We specifically focus on the theft of trade secrets and infringements on products that can impact consumers’ health and safety, such as counterfeit aircraft, car, and electronic parts. Key to our success is linking the considerable resources and efforts of the private sector with law enforcement partners on local, state, federal, and international levels."

That is taken direct from the FBI.gov site. You are welcome to disagree with what they think but in the long run who do you think matters the most.

That's an opinion statement not legal one.

The FBI obviously doesn't consider piracy to be stealing because the United States law does not consider piracy to be stealing.

You're embarrassing yourself with each post.

TO MAKE IT REALLY SIMPLE:

Theft and copyright infringement are 2 completely different ENTITIES when it comes to the US LAW.

If you don't understand this simple fact there's literally nothing anyone can tell you to get you out of your inane babbling.

I agree with fines for copyright infringement, as long as it can be proven that the individual was not previewing the content on his personal computer, without an audience (alone), and there was no profit made by previewing said material. I'm from Canada, and that's the way the laws work up here with copyright infringement. It's only illegal if you sell copies or distribute it publicly.

Are you really this thick or is it all a act?

You clearly have no idea what you are talking about so wasting a ounce of time on trying to convince you of what is right is a pointless task so enjoy your ignorance.

Who matters most? Certainly, not the government or its agencies... I'm a libertarian socialist. Freedom and liberty matter the most to me, and should matter the most to you, also. "Consumer access to adequate information to enable making informed choices according to individual wishes and needs" is a priority to me, and under the United Nations Guidelines for Consumer Protection, downloading materials for personal use to make informed purchase decisions is perfectly legitimate.

@The_Last_Ride

Yes... And it pains me dearly... :(

@The_Last_Ride

I had 1st hand experience with Ubisoft's always online DRM when it 1st appeared on ACII.

That plus steam is annoying.