The moral argument for unfettered access often rests on cultural rights: the idea that art should circulate freely, enabling communal conversation and the flourishing of minority languages and local narratives. The counterargument emphasizes sustainable ecosystems: creators require remuneration to invest in new works; rampant infringement can hollow out a long‑term creative economy.
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