You can say that all day, but you know that uTorrent is the program that loads of people use for downloading pirated media.

And, yeah the main problem are the people who upload them, but that doesn't mean I can't be mad at this, too.

@TopDudeMan

I'm angry at gun makers for the ease in the mass amounts of armed robberies! *flips table*

Stealing IS subjective. If I download The Beatles discography that's perfectly fine in my book because they are already an established(to say the least) group and aren't exactly in the need of more money. If you are, however, to pirate music from an up and coming band that is just trying to get their foothole and make a decent living in the industry then that is wrong. Same goes for games. Steal call of duty however much you like and i'm pretty sure they'll be just fine. Also if a game is fucking old and has already made a massive number of sales then imo pirating in that circumstance also is fine. The problem is when people see a new IP and don't want to risk they're precious dollars so they pirate the game and they developer is punished for it. Not only is it horrible for the industry economically, but it discourages developers from innovating and in return we end up with a million gazillion sequels and shooters. Stealing IS subjective.

Dear God PLEASE be joking.

The LAW is not subjective. I can't steal from an old billionaire on his deathbed and get away on the means of "he doesn't need it".

Dude that argument is beyond skewed, I can't even reply to the rest.

Well that's different because your bringing morality into it. If you steal from a dead guy you're screwed up. Anyways I hate that stupid "the law is the law" mentality. It often prevents people from thinking logically. You shouldn't commit illegal acts because of the reason BEHIND the law, not just for law's sake. The law against piracy is there so that company's don't go out of business. But if a company is earning way more profits than deserved don't you believe that in a way they have it coming to them? I just think the consumer should always be conscious of the damage/impact they are inflicting when pirating media. I'm pretty sure last time I checked that Treyarch/Activision had sold over 18 million new copies to date so they are hardly hurting. Similarly, if you pirated Enslaved then you are an asshole. You may think my logic is screwed up and most people (the law included) will definitely agree with you, but I also believe in rewarding deserving companies that have truly put their heart and soul into a product and I will GLADLY pay full price for that product.

My logic is unlawful but I think it is much more ethical to be aware of ware your money is going and the type of companies you're supporting than to spend blindly. BUT I am very glad that piracy is illegal because 90% of the people who pirate aren't conscious of this and just end up downloading everything.

Hacking is more than getting access into computers; even simple modifications could open this up.

I don't think you know what you are talking about. The only thing this new uTorrent thing is doing is converting video for your platform of choice is all.

It is not running on the platform, nor is it streaming to it. I don't get what you are on about.