decoyworker

That statement is true. Torture is and stays torture but would you agree that there is more than one variable in war?

Your second point is a red herring.

There is a lot of appeal to emotion in your post.

Can we both agree that war is bad and things are always more complex than they seem? In the grand scheme of things these events rank pretty low on the list of priorities when you are fighting a war.

I'd like to see someone ask: If you were to redesign Linux from scratch right now what would you do differently?

Movie theaters will lose popularity but the theater experience cannot be reproduced in the home at least for the foreseeable future.

I don't see many films in theaters because many films gain nothing by being viewed at the theater. I often see films in like Interstellar, Dunkirk, Blade Runner, etc that are an assault on the senses and have a lot to gain through theater viewing.

The question to me is- will people care? There are plenty of examples of people shirking quality for convenience.