somebody wrote:
> It's exactly the same situation with copyright. I did not wish for you to
> have copies of my work, and I had the right to not have you copies of my
> work. You have illegally taken away my ability to exercise those benefits
> and rights. What is being taken away is not the piece of paper (car title or
> copyright statement), but whatever rights are granted to the rightful owner
> *on* that piece of paper.

	Hmm... So let's say that I administer a gym run by the city (it's
public). I don't like you, so I don't let you in. I have illegally taken
away your ability to exercise your benefits and rights.

	Is that theft?

	I don't serve a white person in my restaurant because of his race. Is
that theft?

	

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Decafalon (n.): The grueling event of getting through the day consuming
only things that are good for you.


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