Burning money is only illegal in some countries. However, in those it is illegal in, it falls under the category of "defacing or damaging" or otherwise making the money unusable. This is not only applied to burning; damage to some parts of a banknote can be used to cover up counterfeiting and other fakery.
No. Ripping or burning money is an illegal. You can get arrested for that even though ripping and burning money is destroying money.
Yes and it's also illegal too.
Burning discs in and of itself is not illegal. Downloading from peer-to-peer sites is. The best thing to do is subscribe to a site that sells the songs for a small amount of money and then turns over a portion of that money to the artist.
No, burning your own content (pictures for example) or public domain content on a CD is not illegal. It is only illegal when you burn copyrighted content.It depends what is being copied and why.
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No. This is piracy, and it is illegal.
Counterfeit money may burn with a bluish or black color due to the ink and paper used in its production. However, burning money, whether real or counterfeit, is illegal and should not be attempted.
Burning money suggests wasteful, unnecessary spending.
Burning CDS off Limewire is some States in the U.S. is illegal, but not in Canada. However, in both the U.S. and Canada burning movies is illegal and called 'pirating.'
Only if you sell it.
Illegal drug money keeps money out of the economy of the country. The government can not tax illegal drug money.
Yes.