I'm from Canada and I don't have legal access to Hulu, even though most of the TV shows and channels we get up here are American. Since they decide to arbitrarily region-lock these services, that gives me no other recourse but to pirate or simply go without watching the show.
This also applies to anime, I'd rather download the current subtitled versions of a show rather than have to watch inferior English translations of the same show with censored content that is several seasons behind and have way overpriced DVD box sets with way too few episodes per set.
Pirating allows me to enjoy the shows I love the way I want without being subject to the broadcasters' twisted whims. They don't realize that if they don't give us any alternative, we can simply refuse to use their services and find entertainment elsewhere in whatever form we choose.
So, "sudo apt-get install whatever" is too complicated?
Compared to simply installing Mint? Yes.
Your program is sick! Shoot it and put it out of its memory.