Gaming

Sure, "laws are threats made by the dominant socioeconomic-ethnic group in a given nation. It’s just the promise of violence that’s enacted and the police are basically an occupying army."

I was simply talking about the current legal definition. It's hard to call it theft or fraud when the terms are made clear before the sale. An example of this to a lesser degree would be game studios making multiplayer games. Is it theft if a studio puts a game out on Steam with the clause "We can only support multiplayer for as long as our budget allows us." and then goes under a few years later? A lot of these multiplayer services are things someone would have to pay for like Playfab or Gamelift. Not something easily open-sourceable. You could argue "Well don't write your game like that" but then you are essentially killing the multiplayer game service industry without consideration of its existence or benefits.