Oh there's where I have a bone to pick with you partner. No offense intended.
I do not subscribe to the same definition of what is illegal as someone at Nintendo (for example) may propagandize.
First of all, homebrew for example is perfectly legal, at least in the free world. If a law were to be scribed that said different, I'd say your justice system then isn't worth horse poo. That promates chaos.
Second, it doesn't even matter. That has nothing to do with the services rendered. We are not buying cocaine in the sewer! Now I think in this regard, those who expect poor service for a so called "illegal" product may need to calm back a bit. That's not the case at all. But it's your right to think that. If you please.
See we can ponder what is actually on the law books and where and how defensible it is or is not. How insane it is, or is not.
IT'S A TOY! We could go on about human rights and even corruption among
some corporations (and IP) but the fact remains
it is in question. What that means is you may not infringe on my rights to have a differing opinion about the legalities of
flashcarts. Just as I may not on your opinions thereof.
My opinion is, what difference does it make if I order the "stress boob" on the site? We still deserves a little respect, timely communication, honesty about back ordering and tracking that does not take 5 days to work (among others).
BTW Amazon sells R4's.Â
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