Fake Uggs on sale are starting to irritate me. In fact, theft of any kind is generally incomprehensible. If it’s not yours, don’t take it, and if you want something similar, act like the rest of us and work so you can get it. This is especially irritating to me in the case of artistic endeavors.

The idea of creative copyright is a relatively new idea, and really came into existence as a result of our modern technology. With the use of the Internet people are now able to download music and movies illegally, create blogs with plagiarized content, or even find completed papers to steal for school work. It’s a growing problem, and it’s difficult to claim your creative output as your own.

Of course, it’s not just music and writing that is subject to theft. From fake Prada bags sold on city streets to fake UGG websites, protecting your product has become more and more of a struggle.

Honestly, I don’t get the point. If you don’t want the quality of a certain brand, , why would you advertise your love of a cheap, knock off? For those who make these fake products, I’ve got to wonder if they simply lack a basic level of creative drive. I almost pity those that can only manage to copy someone else’s work rather than inventing their own.