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They even had actors and commercials against it (scabs, tbh). Shit, back in the day, CABLE was considered piracy because media companies couldn't sell access to episodes individually (and look at what happened). Lol, it's really again an issue of capitalism.

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Why doesn't it freak people out that a set of companies have legal backing to throw you in jail or fine you if you "steal" a movie but companies can't be automatically fined and/or shut down for fraud, corruption, etc?

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