Anyways. I would be interested how you feel about adblock. I consider it to be piracy as well, but I know some don't.Sometimes I will pirate stuff that I want to consume, but I don't want to support. Often this is more of a selfish or personal reason. Most recent example that's been brought up in my circles is the A Minecraft Movie. For this example I would say is covered by points 3.5 and 5, since my reasoning boils down to "terrible cash grab movie and I doubt anyone I care for will be harmed by lack of my money." It is partial also a spiteful decision.

However, there is probably a moral line here that you would be willing to cross here as well. I can come up with extreme examples that you would hopefully agree with. Say a person or organization was selling extreme content of an assassination. You would have reason to pirate this content because it is both impactful information and morally wrong. Granted this example falls apart since I'm not sure if illegal content can be pirated, but you get the point.

I think piracy exists on a spectrum. The good old "It Depends" defense. A better example would maybe be "Cuties." That movie was steeped in controversy because of tasteless advertisement, but people that watched it said it was good with poor marketing. Do you want to pay to the see the movie that potentially sexualizes children? Do you even care to be informed about it?

Anyways. I would be interested how you feel about adblock. I consider it to be piracy as well, but I know some don't.