> This isn't always true. Right, but it's generally true. Do we really need to point out that there can be exceptions? Of course there can be. There are probab

> This isn't always true. Right, but it's generally true. Do we really need to point out that there can be exceptions? Of course there can be. There are probably even factories in China where people are literally slaves. Is it necessary to say "Of course there ar exceptions" every time I say something that could have exceptions? Because somebody is always going to come back and point out an exception, as if it invalidates the generalization. > Leaving your homeland of generations is technically a choice, but emotionally... not really. It's always, truly, a choice. People can make choices regardless of how difficult it is to do so. It's a matter of free will.