Well, that is a more coherent argument than “information wants to be free”. I disagree with your conclusion, but I’ll at least admit that we’ve now reframed the debate in terms I find meaningful: it depends on one’s subjective judgment of the relative importance of two competing interests: on the one hand, the tendency of state-enforced monopolies to encourage producing creative works for profit motives, and on the other hand, the tendency of free information to encourage faster progress.