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Originally Posted by Spero Mcgee
You?re absolutely right and I quote the next person after me because that sums up really well how I feel about it as well.
I am from the Netherlands, but that doesn?t really matter does it now? Of course the system doesn?t stop just like that. Doesn't mean you should clutter up the system with multiple cases per year about tiny issues that get made into huge debates.
That's time and money spent that could otherwise been spent on a multitude of more pressing matters, that not only affect the country on a internal scale but also international.
For example by prioritizing you could say: Let's focus alot of attention on the small bullshit so we can get that out of the way so we can work on more pressing matters.
Or let's focus on that 1 certain thing because it's a really important issue that needs to be resolved during a certain time span and as such requires our undying attention.
We all have our own opinions regarding matters on what's important or not, but when it comes to things regarding politics or what not things really have to be prioritized.
And sorry if I sounded like a know it all which certainly wasn't my intention, but if an issue like videogames has been resolved multiple times(by the law of the first ammendment if I'm not mistaken). What other way can I as a non-american think of that as anything but silly and a waste of time.
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I agree that it's a waste of time, that's why my comment was intended jokingly. It just always seems that the unimportant things get pushed to the front of the line while the big issues sit in the back and never get resolved. The video game issue has been covered so many times and keeps getting brought back up it's a little bit tedious. I can't imagine anything will come of this, the laws will just be shot down again and the debate and thread will be moot.