Yes, because ultimately it is nothing more than a redistribution of wealth from the wealthy back to the poor and working class, and it's the people on the bottom of the income ladder that actually drive the economy -- especially the local economies -- instead of just hoarding wealth.
Kichae
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"Look, I told you yesterday, I don't care. Whatever I said the first time we had this discussion, today, on the 937th time, I no longer give a shit."
Talk to Americans - they’re embarrassed by how their government is treating Canada
Maybe they shouldn't have voted for the guy that treated us exactly the same last time, then.
America, as a country, is a fascist state, and an international bully, and has been for a long time. The USA is what a fascist representative democracy looks like, and Americans should remain embarrassed by their country until they come to terms with that and fix it.
And what killed Erin O'Toole's last chance at relevance, again?
It only requires majority support in parliament.
The game isn't balanced around multiclassing, either. If it were, everyone and there dog wouldn't have difficult to explain backgrounds that involve blood magic, mysterious patrons, and devout faith in something.
No, the idea is that 4e basically imploded the brand, so they pushed some unfinished stuff out the door before the axe came down and suddenly and unexpectedly they discovered that the brand was printing money.
Rules aren't restrictive, because every rule is optional. A lack of guidance is WotC asking you to do their work for them.
I bet door-to-door salespeople would make way more money if they could just break into your homes, leave their junk on your table, and steal your credit card, and yet we don't let them do that.
DOOOOM!
And Doom 2.
Right. But when the bar is owned by a Nazi, your options for pushing them out of the bar becomes a lot more limited.
It's because most of us have been abused by employers, teachers, and the system as a whole, and our only model for what an employer-employee relationship is is one where the employee has zero power and does what they're told. This, in turn, means most of us would be awful, toxic bosses, and that comes out whenever we, collectively, are the employer.
I remember when the bus drivers went on strike here, like a decade ago now, or more. The radio call-in shows were swamped with people complaining that they don't get any of the things the union was demanding. Rather than wondering why, or unionizing and striking to demand such things, they just kept telling the bus drivers to get fucked.
We're a society of crabs in buckets.
Not without refineries at the other end of them, for sure. Otherwise, we're not even benefiting from the damage we're doing. And even then, it takes a long time to build a refinery.