I used to be on the fence. I knew I hated journald with a passion. But for systemd, the last straw was trying to mount a USB drive one day. I would do "mount", and nothing was mounted. I looked through the logs and noticed it was being unmounted on mount. What the fuck, right? Turns out, a prior unmount of a USB stick killed some service that systemd runs. So systemd thinks the service is dead, which means it should not be mounted, which means it keeps umounting the damn thing. Totally braindead.

That's also when I learned systemd was running an entire virtual fstab layer. Because, you know, /etc/fstab just isn't good enough anymore.