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From: | Snit |
Subject: | Re: Utterly imbecile pinky communist Ninth Circuit 'judges' (Vernor scandalous ruling) |
Date: | Wed, 08 Dec 2010 16:01:47 -0000 |
User-agent: | Microsoft-Entourage/12.26.0.100708 |
JEDIDIAH stated in post slrni9fqtj.k3l.jedi@nomad.mishnet on 9/20/10 4:18 PM: ... >> Sorry, but bartering stolen or not legally usable goods is not something > > Stolen is not something that can be reasonably used interchangeably with > something like "not legally usable". The only reason there is the slightest > bit of problem with the transaction is that someone is trying to subvert a > real right in favor of an artificial one and the courts are willing to go > along. What is a real right? What is an artificial right? ... > The architect's copy should not be treated any different than one > sitting at Microcenter. It moves and the rights associated move along > with it. If you buy a ticket to an ongoing exhibit at a museum, do you think that once you are done with it you should be able to pass it on to a friend... or even sell it? -- "A non-powered hub that will only support non-powered devices. IOW, basically useless." -- Tim Adams
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