So they do not recommend alt-right videos to you.

Yes, you legally don't own the game, just the disc with the game on it. What you own is a license to use said game.

Like SpokenTruth said, you can't resell your digital games, and that's because you only own an usage license for the game. That's also the reasoning behind Microsoft trying to stop used games when they announced XBO - it's just a small change in the usage license, but with huge repercussions.

true - just meant that they are on the wrong end of the break-even line, and probably some did sell at a loss, irrationally panicky as they are.

If you invest (many things) in an election campaign, and lose, do we say they lost? Based on some people's reasoning here, they didn't lose, because they also gained many things (like experience) and can continue to campaign and officially run again in 4 years. That's not the point though. The point is they wanted something starting now and what potentially came with that over the next 4 years or more. If you continue to lose elections due to poor campaigns or strong competition, your odds of receiving more votes and winning down the road won't be as likely.

The reason to purchase stocks is to make money. That's the goal. You also want to be able to sell at any time and make as much of a profit as possible. If the stock price falls a lot, or is constantly fluctuating, for whatever reason, that's not good for the company or it's stockholders. It typically means there's 'problems' within the company, or strong market factors, like competition, which usually leads to less buyers with a falling stock price, due to future uncertainty.

Politicians do lose elections, and stocks do lose value, since time most certainly matters and has a price. People don't have unlimited time and resources.

You can't logically believe that the only things that matter in life are birth and death and everything in between is largely irrelevant.

That when I'm required to read between the lines at times, due to making a strong point, that it's not a strong point because reasons?

No, I was making a correlation between a running a political campaign and purchasing stocks. You said nothing in between buying and selling really matters much, and why should that be any different than life? Your living life in between those moments in time of purchase and sale, and are paying attention to those stocks so you know when to sell in case they start to tank. Who buys then forgets and just magically knows when to sell? People don't have unlimited money or time and can't just allow the stock to tank and lose big. Google isn't too big to fail, and even if they were bailed out, the stock holders can't rely on the Gov.

Tim is a smart cookie, one of the few real seemingly real investigative journalists we have left.. I'll have to give this a watch. I feel similar to him in that I'm a liberal of a more classical pursuasion (anti-war, anti-censorship, even into the Occupy Wallstreet thing) but has become disaffected by modern day progressivism, and sort of retreated to libertarianism.

Like Netflix,e books,theater,cinema,zoo's,circus ?

The experience is worth the money,ownership is not needed and not missed for a lot of folks so no need to feel sorry for them.

Gotta love sensationalist Youtube videos posted by idiots who cream their pants over every bit of even slightly adverse news about multi-billion dollar companies they hate.

"Youtube gets woke, goes broke." Google is still worth at least 100 times what the Trump Organization at its peak was worth.