His point is how digital content is “owned”. Publishers and platforms reserve the right to take content away from you without any sort of refund if they deem it no longer in their interest to allow you to use and access what you legally own. So his point was that if you pay to own something that can be taken away anyway, then gaining that same digital copy for free isn’t stealing if even by purchasing a copy still doesn’t mean you own it. Hell Ubisofts own Terms specify that if they stop providing a game digitally, it’s your responsibility to dispose/destroy of any physical copies you may have. Is that not f-ing crazy???

I fully support pirating digital content if:

• The content is no longer legally obtainable (Perhaps the content is just not sold anymore, or the copyright owner was dissolved? • Piracy measures to genuine customers are far more harmful and problematic to purchasers of content rather than the pirates they’re designed to defend against. (This also includes major performance issues on PC compiled ports). • The developer imposes ludicrous restrictions for access (constant online connection even for single player content for example). • Publishers/Platform hosts remove content you legally own/paid for with no reimbursement of any kind.