/lit/ - Literature

Piracy is not wrong, r-right? I engaged in an online discussion and got btfo'd hard by following replies:
>products are made to be sold, not to be pirated
>piracy is inherently bad because it makes people lose profit
>you pirating stuffs because you don't have money to purchase it anyway? you can choose to not use it, don't justify what is inherently bad
How do you refute this? Even though I think what they spilled are rhetoric bullshit, I am unable to point out the problems

>>17791477
>it's practically the happiest I've been in my whole life
>a calmness I have never felt washes over me
I wish somebody loved me.

Everyday in STEM makes me wanna kill myself. I'm stuck in a lab counting cells. Even if I only have 1 quarter left until graduation I'm not sure I will make it. How do you cope anon?

>>13204284
Same, everything I've done so far has been futile and ultimately everything is futile, is it even worth trying anymore? Not gonna stop trying now but if nothing changes I think I'll suicide in a few years too

>book without enough LGBTQ+ representation

Second closest match was Charles II of Spain

>library falcon keeps stealing my hotdogs