Should People Who Download Music Or Movies Illegally Be Punished?

The purpose of me choosing this topic "Should people who download music or movies illegally be punished" is that nowadays many people rather search to find a pirated movies or music instead of just buying it. Many of them didn't realize that this is also kind of infringement of copyright. I shouldn't argue it too much since I also using mostly pirated stuff since it is convenient and it also decreases my financial burden. Of course, this is not correct doings but somehow if everything is bought in genuine, it will increase a lot of financial burdens. So in this essay, I will be talking about the importance of the copyright and should or should those people be punished for downloading pirated stuff. Should people who download music or movies
Music, broadly speaking, refers to any art sound composition. Today the passion for music in humans has been further modernized by a series of technological innovations. Its great importance in society has influenced the humanity for decades or even centuries. We can express our feelings and mood easily and conveniently by listening to the music. Those aspects make it be served as a kind of motivation and aspiration. But music legally has an economic cost, which can be very high. This reason made most of the people rather download it in the illegal method. Music and movie have a lot of common aspects. The movie is a form of entertainment that tells a story by using sound and a sequence of images giving the illusion of continuous movement. Nowadays going out with friends and family for a movie is also a kind of entertainment. But it is costly since we need to pay a lot for those entertainments. The easiest way is the search for free download since it cost no additional economic burden. Just imagine a big family with 12 sisters and 4 brothers need to pay about 300/400 dollars if they went to the movie theater. Besides, it is also one kind of promotion for free for the creators because more and more people listen or watch it. It will increase the popularity without any advertisement expense. On the other hand, trying to find and punish every internet pirate would take too much time and money. It would be more profitable for governments not to try to stop piracy than it would for artists and directors if piracy laws were enforced. In the matter of fact, the sort of funding that would require would be better spent on dealing with more serious crimes that endanger people rather than