If your experience is made only by mods then yes . But why spend money on both ? Why not get the newer one and be patient that it too will gain the following it ' s predecessor had ? If one could afford both sure but then that ' s still wasting money <| sep |> One of the best social commentaries from South Park , I love the episode where they interjected actual footage to make their point that they weren ' t exaggerating <| sep |> He probably doesn ' t give a shit since he ' s got his . Here is an chasmarticle 768037 ? page 1 about a Libertarian economist , Tyler Cowen , who openly praises shanty towns and a diet of beans for poor Americans and says this should be the future the Democratic party embracesTyler Cowen in Average Is Over is more forthright . He advises the construction of Rio de Janeirostyle shantytowns for the 85 percent of Americans whose livelihoods will be swept away by the New Knowledge Economy he toutsalthough no shantytowns , please , in Cowen ' s own neighborhood in upscale Fairfax County , Virginia ! And also , says CowenThere is one final way in which we will adjust to uneven wage patterns and that is with our tastes . Many of society ' s lower earners will reshape their tasteswill have to reshape their tastestoward cheaper desires . Caviar is an expensive desire and Goya canned beans is a relatively cheap desire . Don ' t scoff at the beans With an income above the national average , I receive more pleasure from the beans , which I cook with freshly ground cumin and rehydrated pureed chilies . Yes ! Let them eat beans ! Master and servant . Oligarchs andserfs . Two years ago the Occupy movement of progressives raised abattle cry against the 1 percent , who were supposed to bestripedpants , Republicanvoting tycoons lifted from the Monopoly board . What they didn ' t know was that the 1 percent actually wear rubbershower sandals , ride bicycles $ 20 , 000 bicyclesand vote Democratic and green , green , green . It was them . It was the future , and it has already arrived in the Silicon Valley . And shantytownsWhat if someone proposed that in a few parts of the United States , in the warmer states , some city neighborhoods would be set aside for cheap living ? We would build some tiny homes there tiny homes that might be about 400 square feet and cost in the range of $ 20 , 000 to $ 40 , 000 . We would build some very modest dwellings there , as we used to build in the 1920 s . We would also build some makeshift structures there , similar to the better dwellings you might find in a Rio de Janeiro favela . the quality of the water and electrical infrastructure might be low by American standards , though we could supplement the neighborhood with free municipal wireless the future version of Marie Antoinette ' s famous alleged phrase will be Let them watch Internet ! . Hulu and other webbased TV services would replace more expensive cable connections for those residents . Then we would allow people to move there if they desired . In essence , we would be recreating a Mexicolike or Brazillike environment in part of the United States . Many people will be horrified at this thought . How dare you propose we stuff our elderly into shantytowns ? Maybe they are right to be upset , although recall that no one is being forced to live in these places . Some people might prefer to live there . Basically the left is trying to turn America into a third world nation with the help of the trendy Silicon Valley types . These people are even more evil than the robber barons of the Gilded Age , because at least the robber barons still had a nominal attachment to their nation , culture and Christianity . The Silicon Valley types are just globalist , wandering rootless cosmopolitans with no real identity or beliefs other than their bank accounts ready to suck the blood out of any community they land in . And the GOP plan is to do nothing about this Trump with his economic nationalism is a step in the right direction but what we really need is a radical Huey Long type figure , who won ' t be so racist but will be 100 % for the workers .