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Comment Re:The Actual Danger. (Score 1) 526

... in principle we can legislate ...

is a a few steps removed from having a bill that's likely to pass through this Senate any time soon, and it's certainly miles away from actually having a law on the books already. That's the difference . . as opposed to your Hasbro example, which should be covered by Toy Safety Act of 1984 which actually became law as part of H.R.5818 .

Comment Re:Won't anybody think of the Umpires? (Score 1) 75

That's quite an asinine take you have there. Officials repeatedly making highly dubious calls do not make games more interesting. Getting the calls right and letting the players (the ones that actually make it a human endeavor) set their own fortunes based on their skills and previously agreed upon rules is what makes the games interesting. Maybe that's why world series viewership have been on the decline for 50 years?

Comment Re:Not a bad deal indeed.. (Score 1) 141

Clarification already given. Rahkar made it completely clear by immediately comparing digital to "physical copies" in the very next sentence fragment. But you knew that. You just wanted to go on some off-topic rant that no one cares about because why? It is incredibly obvious that the comment in question can be summarized as: "Digital games are worth far less than physical copies to me, except maybe when it comes to Steam. They add value that other forms of digital do not."

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