Does it make it right to do anything that's deemed wrong by society?
That is all up to discretion to certain people. Anyways, yeah it's definitely possible to put OS X on the P series. I have no clue why you'd want to though. It's an overpriced crappy piece of hardware, with the only thing going for it being the slim design.
They sacrificed a heck of a lot of performance to go for that too. Sounds a bit familiar if you ask me. *cough Apple*
I have two hacked iPhones on T-Mobile, an Asus Eee 1000HE running OSX with some hiccups, and OSx86 running on my AMD system. It runs like crap, but it was a fun project to boot. Did it make it right for me to pirate the software? Probably not to this board and the laws governing the United States, but who's going to come to my house and stop me? I did it, and I got it to mostly work. In the end, I'll just tinker around with it for a while then go back to using my PC for work and gaming. The Macbook is always on the side if I actually needed to do something that requires OSX, which is pretty much nothing.
Anyways. You're entitled to your opinions about using OSX for a non Apple computer, and I'm entitled to intentionally downloading software that broke the EULA that I didn't read in the first place. I could have shelled out 120 bucks for a copy of OSX on E-bay, or I could go buy another back up hard drive for my ever increasing music collection.
No one that has any power to stop me from doing whatever I want with OS X is going to do anything about it. The loss from me not buying another Apple computer is less than the amount for one of Apple's lawyers to come sue me.
The world has really taken my conscience away, and so has Apple's crappy products lately. Have you seen the new shuffle? What a pile of rubbish.