and libel. Sadly the "thief" has to pay a attorney, take time off of work and defend his actions. Even more sadly the "thief" has taken out the improvements to his house and re-landscaped his yard. People in our community seem to be aligned with the thought that the victim was the guy with the original design and is entitled to compensation and that the second guy is a thief. With this attitude being prevalent, how can we make progress on more important issues? Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: This site is just out of touch. If you copied money willy nilly you'd be creating inflation which effects everyone negatively, including you who are copying the money. On the flip side, everyone copying your song doesn't hurt anyone, not even you. Unless you're such a poor businessman that you can't turn massive popularity into even a measly monetary gain. How about I'm none of those. My morality is driven not by any political philosophy at all, but by *my morals*. I don't think your concept of morality is very much like most. I think that's why you have so much trouble with understanding the direction most governments have been moving in with respect to issues like piracy, privacy, censorship, and state secrets. Frankly, you don't know jack about my morals. I'm not so sure why this is so hard to comprehend. That last post and this one are not making any comments on morals whatseover. It's not making any