I'd argue against that like this: suppose I owned a zoo. I charge admission for all those who want to enter. You sneak in through a hole in the fence, enjoy a day at the zoo, and sneak out. By that argument, I should not prosecute or go after you, because I still have the zoo.
"If I steal your copy, you don't have it anymore. If I make a new copy, we
both have one!"
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