Exactly, one person doesn't speak for everyone. Ignore people who say "latins don't like Latinx" because they don't speak for everyone and it's a Latin American term anyways. Listen to those around you and you'll know what to use. We're in agreement.
It's because cigarettes are addicting and so when someone harming themselves says not to do it, it makes sense. They're suffering from a bad habit / addiction and they're saying others shouldn't do it too.
Someone proclaiming the virtues of simple living yet the way they got there being unobtainable for anyone hearing the advice makes no sense.
They're both hypocrites on the surface but only one survives scrutiny.
I notice that a lot of people make sense of life using a series of rules. "if X then that means Y!" I think they're bad at sussing out what's right by reading the room, and they also can't make sense of a complex world. They just default to thinking of the world as if we're in a video game. It's like they lack empathy or the ability to read humans or something.
Burning CDs. That's how I know most people didn't know how to do it, or want to put in the effort. You had to go buy a stack of CDs, hope your computer supported burning, had to make sure players could support the burned disc (depending on if you made a music disc or data disc, if it was rewritable), and spend the time to burn the disc.
Contrast that to ctrl+c ctrl+v.
There's more people who can 'duplicate' digital files than there were people burning CDs.
It's gross to arbitrarily destroy an individual's life to make an example of them when it's the state's failure to effectively stop the problem. They went overboard with their punishment, and nothing will change. A corporation was 'harmed' so they harmed an actual person.
The amount of people who will duplicate their tapes and CDs would be lower than the amount of people who will duplicate their digital files.
Most of the time when a law sounds silly for banning something when alternatives exist, it's because people themselves are silly and don't actually go for the alternatives at the same rate as they would the banned thing. Ie gun accessory bans, ninja star bans.
Interesting, I thought they were more... disposable? But now that I think about it, in ark, you had your near and dear creatures and then you had the faceless workers.
Yeah I would like a better Pokemon game, not an fps survival with monsters. The idea is that people looking for a Pokemon game probably aren't simply looking for a collectible monster game, they want the things that are associated with Pokemon games.
Exactly, one person doesn't speak for everyone. Ignore people who say "latins don't like Latinx" because they don't speak for everyone and it's a Latin American term anyways. Listen to those around you and you'll know what to use. We're in agreement.