Macbook air won't allow me to install any torrents, what do i do?

I have been trying to install uTorrent and my Macbook Air fails to install, what do i need to do?

Contact the Utorrent group about this.
Torrents are 99% illegal downloads, ...seek help from them,    Reconsider your use of same.

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