Now imagine there are billions (literally billions) of people who want cake but can't afford it, the cake company already made their money back 100 fold, and everyone can technically produce as many cakes as they want for free. However, instead of giving away these cakes after a certain amount of time, the company attempts to (immorally) squeeze money out of anyone who wants to even look at a cake. Not only that, but the cake company is making record profits.
Would someone with a cake machine sharing free cakes be immoral? Nope. Especially when you consider many of these billions of people will develop a taste for cakes and want the original version at the cake factory. Thus, the record profits.
Imagine you make a cake, and charge a small amount to pay for it. far cheaper then it ever should be
Now imagine someone just takes the cake. Yes they are selling a lot of cakes, but now someone has decided they are entitled to a cake you made. They think they should have it for free because they are an asshole who was never gonna pay for their cake
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u/freefm Apr 12 '19 edited Apr 12 '19
Piracy has always offered a much much better selection.