For the past five years or so, I've had broadband internet access. During each of those years, I also paid for standard cable television service. If I choose to download a season of a show I liked, shouldn't that be my right? I've payed for it. I just didn't have time to watch it. Of course there's the border between people who have basic cable and are downloading everything from satellite to public broadcast. But. *shrugs* It should just be a service, given to subscribers for cable television. Missed a episode? Season? Here's the torrent.
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No, but wouldn't it be nicer if he could drop it off on the way to the lot, since you've already payed, to save you the trouble?
For the past five years or so, I've had broadband internet access. During each of those years, I also paid for standard cable television service. If I choose to download a season of a show I liked, shouldn't that be my right? I've payed for it. I just didn't have time to watch it. Of course there's the border between people who have basic cable and are downloading everything from satellite to public broadcast. But. *shrugs* It should just be a service, given to subscribers for cable television. Missed a episode? Season? Here's the torrent.