See my edit for the answer; the post you quoted was refuting something highly specific, and borderline off topic.RoBi3.0 said:What is your point?Owyn_Merrilin said:Well, you just hit on it; handing out the mix. Aside from a brief time in the late 90's/early 2000s, between the advent of CD burners and the advent of the MP3 Player, mix tapes are and have been generally made to be given away. Heck, even in that time period, there was a lot of sharing going on.RoBi3.0 said:Making a mix tape is not piracy. The license you get when you buy your music entitles you to as many backup copies as you care to make. The minute you start handing out mix tapes to people is where the line is crossed.Owyn_Merrilin said:Okay, so it's hyperbole. Very, very slight hyperbole.Hive Mind said:Oh hi there. What's it like being psychic and knowing everything? Must be weird, being able to make such claims and know you're right.Owyn_Merrilin said:This is kind of tough, because anyone under the age of 40 who says they've never pirated anything in their life is a liar.
Edit: Also, you mean to tell me that you have never once:
Downloaded a movie
Downloaded an episode of a TV show
Downloaded an MP3
Downloaded a videogame
borrowed and made a copy of a CD
Borrowed and made a copy of a videogame
Borrowed and ripped a CD
Borrowed and installed a DRM free videogame
Or
Made a mix tape?
Besides just because someone has done something in the passed doesn't mean that regardless of wither they have discontinued, doing it they are never allowed to morally oppose it anymore.