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Originally Posted by
Abaddon /forum/post/20789243
... and feeling defensive about stealing makes other people type silly things.
Keep telling yourself you're not doing anything wrong to salve your conscience.
Not defensive at all, just find it funny, and can't help myself when righteousness rears it's head.
Answer me this! Lets say I buy into the "screams of thievery" your so quick to throw my way. When does it not become thievery? For example, Lets say I still had overpriced cable/satellite at my place instead of going all streaming (A free antenna on my roof, so now I just pay for Netflix, Hulu, HBOGo (well, maybe, mabye not right?!)), but my wife's name is on the bill, can I still use it without being a crook? I mean, my names not on the bill, but I live in the household, does the fact I live in the household mean I good or not? What about my imaginary kids billy and othello? Are they allowed to use HBO go? They are here most of the time, except during the summers when they are away at math camp. How about weird uncle Steve? He stays here 182.6 days our of the year, does him being in the household over half the year (unless its leap year) mean he's privy to a little True Blood action? I mean, where does the "moral" line start or end when it comes to who is worthy of not being a thief?
Please! I go out of my way to pay for a service and since my name is not on the bill I'm a thief. I hope anybody out there in internet land who has a bill in their name for Netflix, Hulu, VUDU, etc, etc, etc, doesn't let any ones eye's but themselves peer upon the screen while watching unless you want to be deemed a dirty, dirty thief!