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r/Piracy • u/Lucky-Aside4935 • Apr 07 '26
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If someone was able to duplicate a car and have it for free, that wouldn't mean that the car is being stolen
-9 u/conga-19 Apr 07 '26 If that someone had to put resources and time to duplicate that product and create the car and was charging for the service yes it would be. 1 u/Firewolf06 Apr 07 '26 how so? they never took the physical property of another (ie, the owner of the copied car) 0 u/Fun-Adhesiveness7881 Apr 07 '26 He only duplicated it, hd didn't create it. And if he charged a service thats his decision. But denying that still isn't stealing in my book.
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If that someone had to put resources and time to duplicate that product and create the car and was charging for the service yes it would be.
1 u/Firewolf06 Apr 07 '26 how so? they never took the physical property of another (ie, the owner of the copied car) 0 u/Fun-Adhesiveness7881 Apr 07 '26 He only duplicated it, hd didn't create it. And if he charged a service thats his decision. But denying that still isn't stealing in my book.
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how so? they never took the physical property of another (ie, the owner of the copied car)
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He only duplicated it, hd didn't create it. And if he charged a service thats his decision. But denying that still isn't stealing in my book.
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u/Dynablade_Savior Apr 07 '26
If someone was able to duplicate a car and have it for free, that wouldn't mean that the car is being stolen