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How's that? It's his stuff, he owns it. If he doesn't want you to see it then he doesn't have to let you see it. You're not entitled to it just because it's something you want to see. Same goes for retailers not carrying something you want to buy. Retailers make money by selling people things they want, but they certainly have no legal or moral obligation to do so.George Lucas, for instance, with his locking away of the Original Star Wars films' masters. There's nothing illegal about it whatsoever, but it's still morally wrong for him to do so.
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