Blizzard Suing Starcraft II Cheat Makers

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Originally Posted by spychi

if I had to choose to live in a world without rights and a world with human right restricted completly, I would choose the first option

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you do know a world with NO rights is a world with all human rights RESTRICTED, what I mean is that the first option encompasses the second option here. If you choose a world with human rights restricted that still means you may have some right, but if u choose a world with no rights it means everything is restricted. It means anyone with power can do anything they want. Sure you can fight back but u wont get far.

However you obviously meant something else but just did not express it properly. In the context of hacking or "modding" game codes, that is a world of chaos and disorder. If anyone can just take anothers creation there would be no new inventions nor the motive to try to better something off of one's own ideas. If hacking was always allowed, we would have had a SUPER awesome game of tetris and that would be it. No1 would have thought to make mario, at least not for a long while.

ITT Spychi wants anarchy.

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Originally Posted by SinsWage

Sorry, humankind is largely disgusting. I'd rather live in a world with consequences for those who choose to harm their fellow man rather than a lawless wasteland.

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this is where morality comes
@Majinx
that was a typo, I meant "with no law"
@Pandonetho
It looks like it

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Originally Posted by spychi

it's my opinion and I will stick to it as always

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It's an opinion you hold on to because you haven't thought of the consequences.

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Originally Posted by spychi

this is where morality comes

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So naive.

I've seen your picture. If there were no laws, you'd be one of the first to be raped, chopped up, set on fire, and eaten. Enjoy your free world.

Honestly, I wonder what thought process goes through your head that allows you to come up with such ideas.

@MajinX: Unless he's just THAT BAD at expressing himself, he meant "without rights" as having no limitations.


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Spychi, I'm not gonna reply to your silly argument that attempts to add 1+1=0, but I'll simply say this, as the person who tries to see both sides on every angle and attempt to look at pros and cons and avoid the right and wrong angles....


Spychi... you're wrong. I know that it may seem right to your morals.. but you base your argument on funadamental flaws of judgement that ultimately are incorrect. You aren't living in "Spychi's world", you're living in the real world sir. Spychi's world won't win court cases... the real world will.

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Originally Posted by Gifted

Spychi... you're wrong. I know that it may seem right to your morals.. but you base your argument on funadamental flaws of judgement that ultimately are incorrect. You aren't living in "Spychi's world", you're living in the real world sir. Spychi's world won't win court cases... the real world will.

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this is why things are to be changed at least in my country

Starting from 2nd page something suspychious started to happen with the thread.

I'm glad that they're suing them.

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Originally Posted by spychi

this is why things are to be changed at least in my country

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I thought you lived in Britain? They are far, far, far from anarchists. If you really want to live this way, go to Africa ... and get raided the first night. But, again, if there were no laws, your country would be taken over. England isn't anywhere near a super power, much less capable of taking on a large portion of the world. Are you trying to tell me you'd like to be a slave?

Seriously, what you're saying isn't an opinion. Like Gifted said, 1+1=/=0. It's not an opinion that 1+1=0. Its simply a fact that it is not. Only a person living too comfortably in their room away from the real world would be think for a second that this is how things really are.

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Originally Posted by spychi

this is why things are to be changed at least in my country

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Then we can all "forget Poland".

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Originally Posted by spychi

this is why things are to be changed at least in my country

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Mind quoting some news on how it's being "fixed"? I'm not insulting you at this point, just curious so I can understand your point/side more.

And I'm speaking on the IP rights issue, cause all the research I have is that Poland standardized their IP rights to a modern level in 2000, including software development as a protected art (among other subjects). In the same sites that I'm seeing in Poland, I'm also seeing them source the reason for this and the increasing concern for IP infringement in Poland, which seems to directly contradict your statements on the matter.