| Pemalite said: Incorrect. It is those who refuse to look at other examples that fundamentally work that are literally (by it's very definition...) naive. |
That's arguable, what works for other nations does not need to necessarily work for america ...
Doing things "better" always comes with "trade-offs" too in realistic scenarios such as the closest nation to competing US healthcare research is still in a distant second despite delivering better quality of life statistics ... (in this case no other nations should be depended upon as innovators since they aren't motivated to create better treatments)
Should we start bringing up relevant points when the likes of China will start doing better in some measures than developed 1st party countries ?
| Pemalite said: It was a simple question. I am not an American, so your political alignment has no direct bearing upon me. |
Why even test me like this ? What do you get out of asking these questions since there's no guarantee that you can absolutely know what I'm saying is truth or not ?
That's just a red herring ...
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Well if you have pirated games before then don't you feel their pain if some of your customers decided to steal service and goods from you because they thought it wasn't worth the value ?
It's the effect of net neutrality we don't know about but we do know what service we'll be getting since that is ALWAYS specified in the contract. Lootboxes on the other hand don't give you any guarantee on what content you'll receive ...







