The point is really about the behavior of the Steemit community. If someone has their own opinion about posting content but fail to understand the perception of the general community, they're going to get burned. This is a warning post to people to be careful about how they use other people's content, especially if those people are on Steemit.
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I didn't actually go and visit the steemit blog of the culprit you are referring to. But I see plenty of examples of others generating income by borrowing the "content" of others via posting Utube videos that belong to others. So it's not an "isolated" incident. In disclosure, I am also of the opinion that if you actually took the time to rectify the problem in court you would run out of attorney's fees before you were satisfied. But of course I am a true "contrarian" when it comes to determining "true" value of not only a steemit spew...but of STEEM, ETH, BTC et all. :-)