Remember, the sole justification for intellectual property rights is a cost-benefit analysis of pragmatism -- Spall ___
I disagree. There's a moral justification as well. -- Rogue
Really? Then is it morally wrong for pharmaceutical companies to make an generic copy of a drug after the government-granted monopoly has expired? Spall ___
No. And I didn't say that it was. Please note that I have not argued for any extension of copyrights or government-granted patents. -- Rogue ___
I might have added your response was a classic example of a "straw man" argument, Spall. Why didn't you just ask me, "Well, what IS the moral justification?"