The whole idea is to make virtual media worthless, not just to the consumer, but the companies too.  I kill two birds with one stone, cause in England there is no longer such a thing as putting a pirated video on YouTube.  You can't be prosecuted for such a thing becuse under the Law of Automation, virtual products are only worth what they're actually worth - that being zero.  If you were to pirate a physical copy, and start distributing those, that is a crime and you would be prosecuted for it.

Under the Law of Automation, virtual media has no value, only physical media does (just as it should be).  I'm not in the least bit interested in how this will effect YouTube's profit, I'm here for the people's benefit and the benefit of our economy, not the benefit of monstrous American mega-corps.

You're like children searching for treasure, while not being old enough to understand the difference between "treasure" and "monster".
But once upon a long ago, children searched for treasure!