by Coop Cooper A video streaming app for a popular entertainment device is reopening the debate on movie piracy. The 'Kodi' app available only for Amazon Fire TV Stick has the ability to mine specific content from video sharing services and stream it live on your TV. This means you can search for pirated films and TV shows and watch them for free, even bootleg videos shot on cameras inside movie theaters. While this has been fairly simple to do on computers for over a decade now, Kodi is the first easy way to put it on your giant, flatscreen TV. Because of this, the debate on internet film pirating seems to be heating back up...