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In my country prominent politicians normally don't even bother to make promises, they usually talk in general and virtue signal, rather than lay out concrete plans for policies. They don't feel they have to because the system is rigged against decent alternatives. However, I will still agree, because even when you have little no expects of politicians, they will still not usually meet those.

The U.S Healthcare insurance system is a predatory industry.
 
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As a person who has traveled a lot, I'm not sure if I can really say that. All of my airplane experiences have been thrilling (in a good way) to me. It's very exciting to travel by plane, though it could be a bit boresome if you don't have anything to distract you.
I think the only terrifying thing of it all is the thought that the airplane might crash and everyone dies, or either only you survive and have to make your way back home when you're in the middle of nowhere and have no one to call for help since everyone that was with you on the plane did not have the same fate as you, and you stand in there, looking at all those soulless, empty husks that once had lives, friends, family, but now, were reduced to a pile of bones and a pool of blood. As you witness this horrific scenery, you wonder if you had a better fate than the others, or if you were cursed with the sentiment of guilt, anxiety and the torture of the journey you need to make to get back to your life, before you get consumed by madness and trauma, knowing full well that it could've been you, you could've become a lost soul along with the many others that died, and everyone could've forgotten about you if it weren't from the headline of the news "An airplane crashed… again". Yes, again. Airplane crashes are not that uncommon, after all. Think about all of those crashes, all those lives lost. You could've been only a drop in a sea of dead people, then you remember that, one day, you will be just like that. Death comes for everyone. By surviving, you didn't change where things were going, you just postponed it. There is no escape. It is inevitable.

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Either that or not knowing what the flight attendants will give you to eat, it's a 50/50 chance that they're either gonna serve you something decent or plain garbage.


"Just cheer up/be happy" is terrible advice.
 
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Does that even count as advice in the first place? 😏 =P

Gintama's gag episodes are more enjoyable to watch than the fighting episodes.
 
Disagree. But they do make pretty cool birds!
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There will always be a market for bad video games.
 
I mean... what someone considers a good or bad videogame differs from person to person, so yeah.
Even videogames that are widely considered bad by most people will usually still have some people who like them. Probably not a very big market though.

A videogame's tutorial level should be more than just learning the controls.
I'm not saying that all videogames do that btw...
 
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I'm on board with that. Off the top of my mind, I can remember Yakuza and Danganronpa, where there really isn't a tutorial level; you're taught controls as you need them during the main game.

You can keep replaying the same game several times over years
 
I think that would just result in the world being permanently stuck on the very first day it becomes possible as there would always be someone pressing it 😅
For the sake of not being stuck in an infinite loop I'll disagree.

You shouldn't throw away the cases for games you've completed.
 
Disagree. Emulation isn't simply an unethical method of playing games. It's important for preservation. For example, if you play a game through the Nintendo Online Service (or any older console title on a modern system), it's likely running through emulation. Removing emulation as a whole would cause so much harm. You could argue the ethics and morals of downloading ROM's online forever, but removing emulation at it's core is not the answer.

Humans are creatures of habit.
 
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