Disagree, and I don't agree with GDPR.
>In France there's at least a semblance of equal chances: if you get a certain number of mayors to support your candidacy, your campaign is paid for by the State and all candidates have free campaign clips produced by national television (following their directives) and broadcast on most channels ; also this will cover printing fees for your ballots. Also, donations to political campaigns are only allowed from individuals (not companies) and have a limit (a few thousand euros). Also, there's strict regulations (though never respected) on airtime equality between candidates/parties for the whole duration of the campaign.
I don't called this rigged, this is just how to game to be played.
>Trams, buses, trains, shared bikes, shared cars
None of these take me where I want, when I want and from I want.
Bus: I have to go to the bus stop, at the specific time and it arrive at another bus stop.
>They may be slightly less convenient in some situations compared to an individual car.
slightly less convenient for you but its highly inconvenient for many other people, including me.