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Or you can torrent thousands of great books for free, and send a dollar or two directly to the authors when you read something.

Grassroots micropayments FTW.
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"Or you can torrent thousands of great books for free, and send a dollar or two directly to the authors when you read something."

I'm sure stealing people's property makes them happy and they'll be even more flattered after you've stolen it, to send them a couple of bucks....but only, of course, if you like your stolen property.
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I intend to get mine free from the authors themselves.
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"I intend to get mine free from the authors themselves"

Any writer giving his work away for free ain't worth shit. Ask Sherman Alexie....
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"stealing people's property," says someone called "Loony Left."

Is that name intended to be sarcastic? Presumably so, in that opposing any particular notion of "property," however absurd, will these days get one branded a Leftist. I would direct modern conservatives to the writings of the founders on this issue, but why bother? These writings are all in the public domain now, which makes the automatically Socialist.
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When e-books cost more than paperbacks, even after shipping, I stop buying e-books. It's an outrage. Sorry, publishers, but you have fucked yourself over with this move. Kindle goes into the drawer, and iPad is stillborn (as an e-reader; the broader implication of this move is that books of any type cease to matter in culture. Enjoy your porn.)

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