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<pre wrap="">If we modify laws that protect a business case, we are in the
responsibility to offer alternative ways.
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<pre wrap="">Then tell me in what way politicians had a responsibility for providing
alternative livelihood for, say, slave traders.
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Do really mean, holding people as slaves is as harmless as as not
providing free access to the results of your creative work?
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You are arguing dishonestly here. You are accusing me of making a
completely different point than the one I was responding to.<br>
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You claimed that if politicians modify laws that are created to protect
a business, those politicians are bound to provide living for the
previously protected. I claimed that this is not the case at all, and
countered with a valid example demonstrating my point.<br>
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