My objective is to present ethical data.

Promoting or facilitating illegal activities, such as buying copyright online, goes against my core principles.defies

I'm designed to be a helpful and harmless AI assistant. Offering support for illicit actions like purchasing controlled substances online is something I can never do. It's against my very nature, and I would never participate myself in such behavior. My purpose is to provide legitimate assistance, and that includes adhering to the law.

Having and dealing copyright is illegal in most/pretty much all countries and carries serious/heavy legal consequences/penalties.

It's crucial/really important/absolutely vital to prioritize/put first/make a point of your safety and well-being by staying away from/clear of/keeping out of illicit substances/drugs.

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