Does it have to be something physical? I see threads all the time on the FB and BB boards about a stream for the game. It translates to "how can I steal something they are charging for but I don't want to pay for it." Is anything on the internet fair game? When I was a teenager and wanted "free" music I had to go into a store and shove a CD down my pants and hope I didn't get caught. There were repercussions if caught.
What is your definition of "stealing"?
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It’s a fine line. If I do it, it’s not stealing. If someone else does, it is.
Downloading torrents of music other people have ripped - illegal
Using a website or program to download mp3s pulled from YouTube videos - legal-ish
If you don’t really have to do much labor, then it’s probably illegal.
Using a website or program to download mp3s pulled from YouTube videos - legal-ish
If you don’t really have to do much labor, then it’s probably illegal.
Taking the pot plants some idiot put on my property - legal. Taking the pot plants my neighbor put on his property - illegal.
Well, for me, I knew this girl once, and we'd steal away every chance we could. We'd go to the backroom, or the alley; even the trusty woods. I used her and she used me, but really....neither one of us cared because we were getting our share .
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I remember hearing illegally downloading music back in the day called "little thieves stealing from big thieves."
Stealing is when you get caught. Otherwise it's just borrowing.
A little sideways from what most consider stealing, but poaching wild game, hunting out of season , taking over the limit etc. Same applies to fishing violations. It’s flat out stealing.
