but it's not like eating a grape at a store or stealing lunch - it's like me buying grapes and walking out of the store and giving half the grapes to whomever i want to when i leave the store
Lol. You know it isn't the same. This is what I was talking about with people playing all kinds of word games to justify it as not stealing.
You didn't buy the right to show Netflix's content to everyone. You bought the right to show it to certain people under certain circumstances. You bought rights of use, not a physical thing like a grape and those rights are restricted by the ToS. The grocery sold you the grapes with no restrictions at all. You got full ownership and the right to give it away, destroy it, eat it, etc. You know you didn't pay for those same rights with Netflix.
I mean, back when Word and Windows came on discs people shared that software all the time by giving people the disk and their keys. We all knew it was really stealing but we justified it by saying that it's our software so we can do whatever we want with it and install it on any machine we want.