I never said laws are automatically ethical, but that they come into play when your ethics fall short. You're trying to twist around my words in order to make me frustrated because your argument that ROMs should be legal... no, your argument that you can ethically justify downloading ROMs has failed.
Bradskey, there in lies you're problem. You're mad at others because they're trying to stop your immoral behavior, behavior that you know is immoral but refuse to admit because your parents or society forcibly instilled them in you. Your battle is far from the legality of ROMs, it deals with the power struggle you are having with the moral code of conduct that was taught to you but that which you cannot uphold because it's just so easy and so fulfilling to break them. You satisfy yourself by saying that others do it, and that it's so easy that it can't be wrong because you were always taught that stealing never pays, but you're finding out that some kinds of stealing are too easy to ignore. It's not about the prices of CD albums or anything like that, quit kidding yourself. Your actions are far from some romanticized concept of nobility that you try to use as a guise to the true immorality of the action in which you think is not only justified but required of you as a citizen that has been 'cheated.' And then when someone comes along that can uphold the same morals you fight with internally and shows you that it can be done you're frustrated and angry at that person for doing what their supposed to do, what you're morals tell you that you should do but can't.
[Replace "ROM" with "MP3," "Warez," "Gamez," or any other of the similar whereas may apply]
