> I understand you think you're making a cogent argument against intellectual property because the very concept requires drawing of the line, but no, you're really not.

So you say, but inherent in the drawing of that line, anywhere, is the legal authority for one entity to prevent another from engaging in creative activity. Once upon a time it was not uncommon within online communities to believe, as I do, that such a prohibition is morally perilous and has indeed done more to hinder creative expression than to reward or protect it.

> If you come knock on my door to sell me shit, you're fine.

I don't consider that to be fine, either. There is a time and place for sales pitches; my front porch ain't it.