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ClayGuida posted...

I'm whatever on piracy, I don't do it anymore, but I understand those that do, and when you look at games, music, and TV being removed from services they were once available for, I understand piracy.

Companies basically telling you that you can't watch this, play this, or listen to this anymore puts me on the side of piracy. Especially if you've purchased it before. Like Steam removing games, iTunes removing songs, or companies not making things available to purchase.

If Fox doesn't want to put Undeclared on any streaming service, doesn't want to sell the DVD set, then who does it hurt to download it illegally? To them it's a dead product, to you it's 18 episodes of entertainment.

The owner class bases itself on stealing from the working class, so piracy isn't so much theft as it is reclamation.

Putting that aside, the best way to combat piracy is to provide a service worth paying for.