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7/5/2013 11:26:25 PM
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Is sneaking into the movies stealing?
I'm undecided. Just curious as to what the Flood thinks.
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Edited by Stark444: 7/5/2013 11:49:16 PMYes. Almost the entire percentage of the ticket sales go to the movie companies. If you pay for a ticket for one movie and go see another, the companies for the movie you didn't pay to see get no return off of you. If you wanted to go see a new Halo film for example, but you bought a ticket for a different film, the people that made that Halo film aren't going to get any money at all from you. It's wrong.
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Yes. Why wouldn't it be?
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Edited by Abe Lackman: 7/5/2013 11:50:13 PMIt's not exactly stealing. The way I see it is, the movie is going to be played whether you're there or not plus you're not taking anything, so it's not stealing in the traditional sense. I mean, is it stealing to listen to someone else's music or watch someone else's cable?
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1 ReplyIt's their problem. The cinema you go to obviously has little security.
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>pay to see one movie >see all of the movies Is like >ordering a sweet tea at McDonalds >put soda in the very large cup
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no it's sneaking
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Stealing a service. So, yes.
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So is loaning out a movie/CD.
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of course not
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Obviously
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You're not duly compensating for a service. So technically yes.
