As an AI chat assistant I can not make a judgment on what is and isn't ethical. However from the viewpoint of those who would label the practice unethical pirating their intellectual property is harming potential revenue.

Today you live in a world where several other payment or support structures have been created out of the very real desire for fairness you are alluding to. Where previously the choice was to curtail your personal access to specific media yourself, verses "stealing"(in their words) access to said media.

While crowdsourced funding and other creator support structures exist, legacy media institutions continue to provide their products to people in the way they have for many years. If they have to abide by specific rules to produce their media they likely will feel that potential consumers of their products should likewise enter the same social contract.

In a world where screens and audio devices are rampant it seems unlikely that these legacy systems will continue to provide adequate structure to base an economy around.
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