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Kids Say The Darnedest Things

November 7, 2007 | 4:37 PM

The TorrentFreak blog has posted an interview with a 9-year-old girl who uses the popular file-sharing program LimeWire. Here's an excerpt:

TF. Do you think it's legal or illegal to copy a CD or DVD?
- Some men right, they sell you a DVD at the market but when you get home it doesn't play, that's illegal.
TF. Why is it illegal?
- Duh!! Because they tell you it works and when you get it home it's rubbish and jumps in the middle and its a waste of money!
TF. Do you think you should be paying for stuff off LimeWire? You have to buy CD’s from the shop…
- You have to pay for CD’s because they’re actually on a disc not on the computer. My cousin, right, she uses LimeWire when she doesn’t have any money for CDs.

(Thanks, Consumerist)

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