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Intellectual property law a positive contribution?

Is intellectual property law a positive contribution to our world?


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Yes. It allows people to make a living from their creativity. Those that oppose merely wish to steal due to having no talent or intelligence to create on their own.

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Yes, People should have the right to claim as their own the things that they create.

With moderation it can be a positive law.

It is too restrictive as it is now. There should be shorter time limits and more opportunity for public use.

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