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From: mercury@ut-ngp.UUCP (Larry E. Baker)
Newsgroups: net.micro.apple
Subject: Re: Piracy???? (Flame response)
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Date: Thu, 28-Mar-85 15:04:02 EST
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[aarrrggg]


> No, No.  You fail to consider the possibility that DOCTOR VAX has stolen the
> disks as well.  If he reserves the right to consider a program stealable if
> it doesn't meet his arbitrary price/performance standard then we must assume
> he reserves that right for hardware also.  After all, a couple of dollars is
> *way* to much to charge for a little bit of cardboard, plastic and iron
> oxide, isn't it? :-)

You are quite right.  However, now that you make me think about it, we
must also consider the possibility that he stole his *computer*.
Think about it.  All those running-dog capitalists who are reaping
obcene profits for a small collection of plastic, metal, wire and
(let's not forget it) silicon... :-)

-- 
-  Larry Baker @ The University of Texas at Austin
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