Is illegally downloading music stealing?
Neleggodobett
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The primary goal of artists will differ from person to person - some artists work as musicians and rely on income from their art to support themselves. Expression itself is intangible, hence "impossible to steal", but the actual product that you download (the music/song) is a physical recording and someone's property - taking it without paying for it what the creator requests is STEALING. Side: Neleggodobett
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i cant read your gibberish so im not sure which side i posted on. and i dont care since it seems like your an idiot. ha! so anyway i know firsthand the answer to this question. I was in a professional band for three years (my username) and i can say we pro musicians all HATE those free d-load services on the net. they ARE ripping off musicians. its hard enuff in that biz to make money and places like Napster and Spotify made it worse. we figured we lost about half the money we should have made from CD sales do to those so called file sharing websites. file sharing! ha! what a joke..should be called "sharing the job of killing the starving musicians! Side: tahrisnighaugs
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