Comments by "Moonlight" (@MoonlightXYZ) on "WatchMojo.com"
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***** I doubt it ill work because governments have no control over what a company can choose when it comes to business decisions, and technically they don't have the right. I wasn't siding with the rich, I was just sympathizing with them, so every other week when I get a paycheck, it's not my money, it belongs to the country, even though it's in my bank account, under my name, and I have the choice to spend my money or put it into my savings account, It's not my'n, it's the countries. So now it's a problem that I'm keeping my money but not a rich person. So technically it is their money, and face it as much as their are people out their who want to make things equal, it's not going to in every department, there may be equality for blacks and whites, for men and women, for gays or straight people, it's not going to be equal in everything. I'm done with this argument, you're probably going to continue with your opinion, and I love you either way, but your just not helping yourself your hurting the poor.
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If there's one thing I don't like about WM, is that they constantly jump on the Sonic sucks bandwagon, this video just proves it. Yea Sonic has had bad games, but so has a lot of other franchises. Sonic 06 and Boom maybe bad, but here's a list of games that are easily worse. Earthworm Jim 3D, Tomb Raider The Angel of Darkness, Mega Man X7, Castlevania 64, Zelda CD-I. These are very bad games from very popular franchises as well, but when they make a bad game it's okay. Not just WM, but a lot of people like IGN, when Sonic Boom came out they gave it a 3/10, but they gave Assassins Creed Unity an 8/10. That made me so mad, so a completely unplayable game that needed several massive patches to fix like ACU gets good scores, but Sonic Boom a game with way less problems gets a 3/10.
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