Are you using black and white to mean a clear distinction, or to mean moral good and bad? It's not black and white to me.
It's obvious that copyright violation is not directly equivalent to theft on a black and white basis; there are clear differences, such as theft depriving someone else of a physical good, so under the "clear distinction" interpretation of your statement, it is plainly wrong.
And as to moral interpretation, it's not obvious that theft is always wrong either.
It's obvious that copyright violation is not directly equivalent to theft on a black and white basis; there are clear differences, such as theft depriving someone else of a physical good, so under the "clear distinction" interpretation of your statement, it is plainly wrong.
And as to moral interpretation, it's not obvious that theft is always wrong either.