If I'm in the jury and I can easily cut/paste - than that is on you. Obfuscation has to get better in HTML5. There are now some paid tools that obfuscate CSS and HTML5 variables, not just Base64, and inject that it can run on only one domain.
Did they do any of that?
Other than that, just because you can steal other people's hard work doesn't mean you should.
You clearly do not understand this situation.
You clearly do not understand the tech. Most (good) web sites are SASS, and that gets compiled for one.
You clearly don't know what you are talking about.
Why? I learned development by looking at the source for sites that interested me.
A copy-paste litmus test is silly. You don't get to copy and paste Harry Potter just because it's in plaintext. Creators don't surrender their rights just because it's easy to steal them.
Lock the door. Yes you can pick a lock, but that is not my point. Do something.
Actually, I managed to reverse all of the Google apps as compsci student in a matter of weeks, within the legal boundaries, and write specifications how to write apps to replace them.
Android is far less obfuscated than most stuff on the web.
To not do anything is silly. I lock the door to my house. Can you pick a lock: Yes. And that is the point. Do something.