Apparently you are quoting Manuel's law. But if you were to be sued by
one these IP holders in the United States (such as me, for example) you
would discover that the laws of the United States consider it very much
the same thing until my "State temporary priveilege" expires.
Chuck Norcutt
Manuel Viet wrote:
>
> That's why intellectual property is a State temporary privilege, it's not
> like
> the property of a 'real' thing. In the copy process the owner still has the
> use of the copied thing.
>
> Don't be fooled by the hype organized by IP holders. This is not the same
> league.
>
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