Subscriptions Are Scamming You

[@vincentvanawesum501]

I hate that streaming services are now adding ads and charge extra subscription to remove them...

[@tevbuff]

@vincentvanawesum501 Agreed! Capitalism at its finest.

[@jairit1606]

yet you still buy them. weakling.

[@vincentvanawesum501]

@@jairit1606 I get Prime for free delivery. But I can't be as strong and manly as you bro. Wish more people could be like you.

[@dominick253]

I literally stopped using Amazon altogether for multiple things because they put ads in prime. After looking into it they got a new CEO that looks like he actually wants Amazon to be profitable.

[@coreyrachar9694]

what? really lol? I thought removing ads was already THE reason to subscribe to a thing! What a crazy age we live in, phew.

[@Someone_wrf]

We live in a subscription.

[@termy3934]

Praise to the Coin God, Chaching be his name. In bands we trust

[@LiqmaBallzac]

That's why America calls us "Consumers" and not citizens

[@nyxborne1786]

Yup, we are in the trial period of Death (tm). Sleeping is just the ads.

[@wesleymclain9146]

You will own nothing and you will be happy.

[@skepsswag]

My life is a subscription. Thinking about canceling

[@haleysettembre]

See, kids? This is why you pirate stuff

[@TrashyBadBitchVivi]

Exactly

[@ecogreen123]

like a wise man once said: when buying isn't owning, piracy isn't stealing. (edit: wise not wish lol)

[@LennyMiller739]

​@@ecogreen123No wise man ever said that because nobody is saying that buying isn't owning nor are they saying that piracy is stealing. You're the cancer of the piracy world. When was the last time you said something original? I bet you've posted that nonsense over 100 times now. Haven't you? How do you live with yourself?

[@RaVen99991]

Fr

[@bastiaan7777777]

Your monthly bills are subscriptions also: electricity, gas, water, rent /mortgage ... the list goes on...

[@suzannecarter445]

I soooo agree with your assessment of Adobe's dishonest practices - they are the worst!! I made a rule to never ever subscribe to anything without first finding out how easy or difficult it is to cancel. I also make a habit of marking my calendar with the date to cancel free trials along with the link to do so.

[@occamsshavecream4541]

I detest Adobe.

[@D.von.N]

I don't even bother to do free trials. I don't have time for it. I either explore the free alternatives or forget about it. They don't need my payment details. Even google app store doesn't have it. It always wants me to add it when I look for some app. I always skip it. Now spent months learning and practicing Linux, to get out of the Microsoft's claws. I feel liberated.

[@GizmoMaxx]

"You will own nothing and you will be happy" Leasing / Subscription / Mortgage. Ida Auken, a Danish politician, who expressed this idea in a 2016 essay for the World Economic Forum (WEF).

[@JediDarkForce]

Can't own a car/house due to high prices... Can't even own a song... Hence it's all based on monthly payments/subscriptions

[@4DCResinSmoker]

@@JediDarkForce Its why I gave up buy any of those three while living in the US. (Currently in the EU)

[@JediDarkForce]

@@4DCResinSmoker I live in Europe....I wonder where the mess is bigger

[@notimportant8643]

​@@JediDarkForceI live in the US and wonder the same

[@HaveanOreshnik]

I wonder why alot of conservatives tend to say this but in the end, suck up to rich people they claim are fighting the elites....

[@leonaise7546]

Life’s technically a subscription. There are monthly, hell weekly requirements for us to continue living. We call those survival necessities & they vary in expensiveness for all of us depending on luck. This varied pricing is like the subscription plan we don’t get to choose But this subscription is all we need

[@Darthn0va86]

One thing I find crazy is I cancelled Netflix, my family got their own Netflix and asked me if I'd rather watch through their sub and I'm like no I'm good. Because my Netflix was on the family tv I was asked something about it so I turn on my PS5 and go into the Netflix app thinking it will probably prompt me to resubscribe...nope, simply by going in it automatically reactive the service for me......and now that I'm thinking about it I haven't turned it off 🤦

[@russianspoon2367]

Not to mention companies making it harder to cancel subscriptions just so they could keep you for a little while longer..

[@HaveanOreshnik]

It's absolutely insane

[@reapersasmr5483]

It should auto cancel if you have not used it in 60 days.. but I also only have one and I use the prepaid card method.. so they can't charge me I o don't put money on it ..

[@anubis4032]

Im lazy i just block them on my bank and use another card when i want to resub

[@zakmay5197]

Youre uneducated. No one wants you.

[@TheInternetIsDeadToMe]

It should be law for all subscription services to have one massive button to cancel your subscription.

[@MateuszBednarski-bs9si]

This is the case in Europe

[@HaveanOreshnik]

Apparently in the United States, there is a law to be passed about it, but might not pass the senate

[@tg426]

We buy home security hardware (Ring, Simply Safe, etc.) and have to pay to get access to the features. At first it was a nominal fee but now the fees are outrageous for no added value.

[@clairesstitchingcorner8910]

Geeezzzeee 20 minutes into the video and 4 adverts already. Do you remember a time when KZbin didn’t have adverts good times.

[@АлександарНоваковић-ь4т]

Adblock?

[@vaishakhvarma]

​@@АлександарНоваковић-ь4тbrother, ever heard of mobile phones? U can't get adblock on that...... unlesss.... Be brave 😉

[@Rassy_]

​@vaishakhvarma what rock do you live under? There are multiple mobile apps that offer free YT experience without ads... rev@nced, newpipe, seal etc. There's always a free alternative

[@DanceDanceNorth]

There are a few workarounds, but if I had the financial means, I'd just get YT Premium. It's not ideal, but it supports creators while removing ads.

[@dannydevito2989]

So i will say this. Yes, this is a great and informative video. It’s still ultimately the consumers decision, and that’s the only thing that can get the attention of the provider. I have a music subscription, always one form of entertainment a month, and that is it. The more tedious and annoying, the less likely I will select that subscription service

[@EjayT06]

Sail the high seas 🌊🏴‍☠️

[@HaveanOreshnik]

I'm more of a Yemeni pirate

[@lxrdblou]

I’ve been thinking this a lot lately

[@nickolasrobert7340]

Piracy today, Piracy tomorrow, Piracy FOREVER!

[@notsosuavemate]

Would you like a Rum?

[@HaveanOreshnik]

I see you are a fellow proletariat?

[@geddymax3521]

Finally the algorithm is recommending your videos on my fyp

[@sandytaggart6947]

I think you might have overlooked the 'Ring' model (although an argument could be made it is a subset of sunk cost fallacy): Acompany sells extremely expensive products, like ring camera/alarm or oura ring, and makes them 98% useless without recurring MRRA subscription fees. I ended up accepting the $2,000+ loss in the Ring hardware investment, as I refused to keep paying for their ridiculous subscription charges after my one-year free trial from Costco ran out. I despise Ring. Every time the branch blew in the wind I got a human alert in ring. Brw- Eufy offers a solid alternative with security cameras that don’t lock users into a subscription (for now), providing local storage and fully functional security cameras without a monthly fee. I will be pissed if/when they go the route of evil (force subscription). In contrast to Eufy, Ring demanded $20 a month just to notify me every time a leaf blew in the wind or a cat crossed the frame with a “human alert.” Worse yet, I couldn’t review the footage to confirm if it was an actual intruder without paying the fee. On the flip side, somehow my disdain for subscriptions is Costco. Most people in Hawaii love Costco, and so do I. Even though it’s technically a subscription, I have zero resentment about my membership. Costco has never changed how they treat their members, and they consistently offer the best prices around, especially here in Hawaii. Their famous $1.50 hot dog and soda combo has been the same price my entire life! Plus, their return policy is unmatched-they’ve really got your back (though recently, the optical department seems to be an odd exception, but I digress). Costco still allows most returns without time limits, aside from the new, more restrictive optical policies, and they have a generous 90-day return policy for electronics with a complimentary 2-year warranty extension. No, not affiliated with Costco, but in Hawaii where taco bell is literally 170% the cost of mainland prices, Costco is a lot of people's oasis'. (As long as your annual membership is current.) 😆 Anyway, rant over. Thanks for the video-I’ve been preaching this for years! 🤙😃 As for other expensive devices falling into the same sunk cost trap, the Oura Ring follows a similar shady practice. I only bought one because I could use my FSA funds and didn’t want to lose that money when I left my job. Sigh. Sometimes it really feels like we’re living in a simulation-how do I unsubscribe? 😅

[@bastiaan7777777]

But.. are you safe?

[@LucasXander-x9b]

Anybody trying to move out into the remote wilderness and start a village with me?

[@HaveanOreshnik]

I'm thinking of just living in some shed in Cuba or Nicaragua

[@leilagreen7]

❤

[@zenscott6477]

For $12.99 / month I will!

[@pinkimietz3243]

It's a remote island in greece for me.

[@GoldilocksZone-665]

Sounds like bliss - unless it's a Lord of the Flies type scenario. Remote, remote, remote. So remote that it would cost the monsters more in fuel to come and get me than I'm actually worth to them. Also: roots, fruits and lots (and lots ;) ) of leaves, please. And, my subscription fee for this? I can take long thin things and turn them into big flat things 99.

[@josedelapinio]

"you'll own nothing and you'll be happy" Thats basically subscriptions

[@ApertureThinking]

ha, true

[@Yggdrasill8]

What about the monthly fee for the rental cost of a subscription fee for a rental service.

[@LilBlizzard98Blizzy]

@4:05 I thought I was tripping💀

[@alewiina]

Same wtf

[@Lost_Delos]

Me too. What the hell is happening here?

[@jayyyee]

great video, commenting also to get these on my rec again

[@supergonkdroid3040]

The problem isn't subscriptions entirely but corporate greed also plays a huge factor.

[@HaveanOreshnik]

It's late stage capitalism

[@the_eryn8336]

For example on spotify users get a personalised playlist to make it seem like they know more about your taste then you do For example on spotify users get a personalised playlist to make it seem like they know more about your taste then you do incredible repetition

[@just_some_greek_dude]

"Money!! We need money !! I cant buy my Fourth private helicopter, where is my money!!??" Some billionaire CEO

[@snoozeflu]

Subscriptions are bad unless it means subscribing to your favorite KZbin channel, like aperture.

[@HaveanOreshnik]

Yeah because those are for free

[@mikhailoye]

There are very few but to own for lifetime digital services. Rosetta Stone/FL Studio... And I don't know what else.

[@tyreewadsworth1593]

We need to go back to building stuff that lasts instead of stuff designed to fail. We are screwing ourselves with our practices!

[@arellacamryn5209]

Want simpler example? -> A couple of months ago I went to my regular shopping center and they suddenly asked me to be a member of their program just to get a small discount a.k.a subscribe to them. I literally rolled my eyes and just said, "No." They started to see me less and less each time they offered me that. Until they finally get the message and stopped altogether. Edit: I have enough with shops trying to make me their members. It's convenient for a while but a pain in the a** in the long run.

[@Working800]

I remember when I saw something like that in Pedisoya a food app, this was just another battle pass? 💀💀

[@lolhp._.]

4:05 did you just repeat the same thing 2 times in a row?

[@HaveanOreshnik]

Pretty soon our lives might be in a subscription service and i am acrually scared

[@oriananeyo6]

life is already a subscription, *taxes*

[@HaveanOreshnik]

@@oriananeyo6 pirate then, tax evade, become a mercenary

[@oriananeyo6]

@@HaveanOreshnik lel

[@MOEMOEKYUNBEAM]

Insurance of any kind is almost a subscription service

[@flyingiguana409]

@@oriananeyo6 go on welfare then you collect subscription fees

[@yenziwemotha3049]

right now it is clear to me that the need to make a profit is the root of the problem

[@SwitchMaxFX]

Is anyone else noticing the falling view count?

[@LeviRobinson270]

The rich stays rich by spending like the poor and investing without stopping then the poor stays poor by spending like the rich yet not investiing like the rich

[@Olivia419]

Assets that can make one successful in life

[@Olivia419]

I. Forex 2.Stocks 3.Shares

[@AlexJames893]

​@@Olivia419You are right.

[@AlexJames893]

But I don't know why people remain poor due to ignorance

[@AlexJames893]

The world is gradually moving out of the I work for my boss era, and people who choose to be entrepreneurs are highly securing a brighter future for themselves..

[@justforyoutube-qv6wk]

4:04 what happened here ?

[@spartian117]

Well home prices are so high that avarage people can't buy it They subscription even the house (rent) And big companies bought so many houses for the subscription economy

[@ubermalice9589]

Hah! I have no subscriptions! I pirate EVERYTHING! Muah hah hah hah!

[@HaveanOreshnik]

Personal property is your property

[@ubermalice9589]

@@HaveanOreshnik mkay

[@the_gaming_falcon]

Why are some parts of the video repeated it's like u say one thing and then rephrase it 🤔

[@UtraVioletDreams]

And this is why I do not subscribe with/to my devices (I do not need to connect to my fridge, it's insane), and only a minimal amount of internet services.

[@imValerium]

Idk man - this pessimism towards all these technologies we created seems a bit extreme. Taking subscriptions as an example; the alternative 20 years ago for Netflix was going to Blockbuster and paying £5 to rent/buy a single DVD. And now we spend, what, £15/month to watch an endless amount of content? Whether people choose to make the most of that, or even cancel it after the month, is completely up to them. Sure, companies will try to use psychology to keep people engaged, but it’s ultimately our own responsibility to manage ourselves and our time. The majority of subscriptions are significantly more efficient than one-time purchases, especially when you consider you can cancel whenever you want. I’ve always like your content, and by all means continue producing it; I like hearing the pessimistic viewpoints, but I feel like the majority of people focus on the negative and overlook the positives, which I’ve been noticing a lot from your videos recently. Again, I still like your content, but as someone who is pro-technology, it’s a bit disheartening how such a large majority of people just focus on all the bad of life, when life is actually extremely beautiful and prosperous.

[@cosmicsilhouette3858]

No, you need to focus on both the positive and the negative. There's no that one or these ones. You must always remember the positive and negative. If you overlook the positive, you'll fall into despair, but if you focus solely on the good, you start to allow the bad to run rampant.

[@imValerium]

@@cosmicsilhouette3858 This is what I’ve been saying. There’s always good and bad, but the vast majority of people focus on the bad. Social media and phones are seen as inventions that have done mostly harm to us. I believed it was Aperture who stated that “Facebook/social media was meant to connect us but it’s not done that, instead it’s spawned a plethora of mental health issues”. I agree that it has exasperated mental health issues, but it has ALSO allowed us to interact with people globally. We now no longer rely on a centralised news source that feeds us unbiased information. We can stay in touch with long distance relatives and friends. We can build a community of like minded people, which without the internet can be extremely hard to do in real life even with local communities. But in regard to this video, subscriptions have been very beneficial for making products and services more accessible. The “negative” we typically focus on is that people lack the ability to properly manage how they spend their time. People complain that “big businesses are brainwashing us” when, while they’re definitely using psychology to keep us hooked, what’s really happening is that we are becoming undisciplined, which ultimately falls down to us to solve, not some kind of mass change in how things run. My main point is that we need more focus on the positive, which is why I create content centred around this. Even if you look at movies, the majority narrative around the future is bleak. Where some new tech goes on a rampage and destroys civilisation. But there’s rarely any narratives that highlight all the good that’s come from all these new technologies. It’s a shame because then we get to where we are today, where the average person allows tech to ruin their lives, while at the same time complaining that it’s “not within their control” which is completely ridiculous.

[@imValerium]

@@cosmicsilhouette3858 my long comment got removed for some reason, but I’ll summarise what I said: - My point is that people focus TOO heavily on the negatives, while not focusing enough on the positives. - Negatives are important, but a lot of the negatives that get stated, such as social media not connecting us, I think aren’t valid as there’s so much connection that has come from social media on a global scale. - People will complain about big businesses ruining their lives with tech, while at the same time WILLINGLY using the technology. - The vast majority of media spins a negative narrative on future technologies, usually ending up with it harming humanity in some way. While it’s important to be aware of these potential outcomes, I don’t feel as though there’s enough representation for the positives, which then prevents people from wanting to accept innovation. But I agree with your comment overall. Both sides must be taken into account to get a truly holistic perspective and approach to future developments and their impact.

[@Medan1993]

I think that you rushed this video a bit. Sometimes words are said two times (audio edit issue?), in few places lowercase "y" is cut vertically in lower portion.

[@basitkram]

Also paying monthly subscription to watch this video without ads.!

[@anubis4032]

Same they got me after using premium i cant go back 15 every month is getting costly

[@basitkram]

@@anubis4032 For me background play is more important because I listen to these videos on long drive usually. And you cannot use google map and youtube together if you dont have subscription.

[@rangerannie5636]

They got me for $13.99...

[@edungdivinefavour6977]

Am i the only one who heard audio twice at 4:01?

[@Dan-mc7xg]

it's insane, and i've fought against it every step of the way.

[@HaveanOreshnik]

A world in which the bourgeoisie put a price tag on our euphoria

[@brandontingle3203]

Great video. I just subscr........

[@justwastingmytime101]

great content

[@walterlippmann4361]

I watched this video yesterday and it wasn't from Aperture.

[@iBridgee]

4:02 ??????

[@Daniel-pr7xc]

Can you explain to us about sufism?

[@Lost_Delos]

4:01, 4:06, is this A.I. generated?

[@Schwazz7]

4:02 editing mistake, probably

[@JediDarkForce]

Did you have to pay for a subscription to edit this video?

[@the_gaming_falcon]

Some parts of the video feel redundant 😅maybe u forgot to edit them out or it's made by A.I.🤔

[@Joshy2-E]

Aperture is our new money saving expert

[@hotkeyafl]

You Tube ads are poisoning society

[@bastiaan7777777]

No. Ads in general. Step into your car, you see it's logo on the steering wheel. A constant advertisement.... They are everywhere.

[@hotkeyafl]

@@bastiaan7777777 Yeah bro the difference is the steering wheel doesn't yap garbage at me every 30 seconds during a video that I'm trying to watch. 😄

[@bastiaan7777777]

@@hotkeyafl ..not yet....

[@andrewmiller9474]

So we should unsubscribe?

[@eitantal726]

I'm starting to hate this genre. YOU are the consumer, YOU take an active decision to pay! TAKE SOME RESPONSIBILITY!

[@anerdygoldenagesoprano]

When a whole load of things get turned into subscriptions, it limits our choices. Calm down

[@gaming4thebois622]

My day is made 🙂‍↕️

[@notsosuavemate]

Subscription isn’t bad it’s who runs the subscription because there’s some people or companies out there that just becomes even more greedy and that is an issue

[@Andrea-zm1nl]

😂😂😂😂😂😂 I literally have one subscription. Audible, and when I can't afford it for a while that's fine because once you buy a book on Audible it is yours and you get to keep it even if you cancel the subscription. I have zero other subscription services. I buy my music on CD, my movies on DVD, and if I can not afford to buy a new album or movie, well that's fine. I'll be able to afford it in a year or two when the price comes down naturally. It is literally not devastating or the end of the world to not be able to have, see, or play the newest thing. People really are quite spoiled and entitled these days. I sit and laugh at everyone who is duped by these subscription services. No offense, but it is so obviously a scam and soooo many of you get sucked into it.

[@Viera2003]

We do what we must, because we can

[@Thomas_Winters]

And everyone just shrugs. This is just how we live now and we are just supposed to be grateful because it could be worse.

[@jacotromp59581]

Artist, buy a canvas, paint and brushes. Then your art is real, you can actually touch it, there is no subscriptions, no extra payments and you will keep traditional art alive

[@queleth536]

I think the KZbin algoritme is on to you ;) in the time of this 30min vid, i received 4x 2min ads and a message to sub to youtube to stop the ads...

[@D.von.N]

Happily escaping all subscriptions so far. TV is freeview, internet with adblocks, if articles are hidden behind a paywall, someone else covered that topic, too, or we have an AI that gives me some overview, minus the newest affairs. Radio is still free to listen to by air, even BBC with minimum ads, or I have many dozens GB of music in mp3 and newly encoded some of my old vinyls, too. One has only as much money to cover the bills, which also keep going up so less subscriptions become affordable for an average Joe. We are in a rip-off era, being fleeced like milking cows. Or we can turn the internet off and put a cd on, grab a book, or just watch birds at the bird feeder... We don't need to consume all this 💩, spiked with ads and sponsorships for even more 💩. Find a hoby, make something pretty. And don't forget to touch and smell the grass. There is a real life out there.

[@AlphaxideMochemo-yj4wh]

Subscription is poison to a consumer, but a good business deal to a producer. Imagine clients that have subbed to your business monthly and you service them, you'll never fall short of cashflow

[@HaveanOreshnik]

Yeah but instead the proletariat suffers

[@QuentinM-r7c]

I thought my brain was lagging at 4:01

[@NapoleonBlownapart404]

Amazon customer service has been outstanding for me though

[@piotrd.4850]

The French were onto something with green-screen text based minitel; i has to return on e-Ink displays.

[@Cowbungo1]

Imagine going to a store to buy a pair of pants. Nah, I'll order it online but then bitch when the size doesn't fit how I wanted.

[@KyanoAng3l0_24]

I'm from the Philippines and was one of the early adopters of Spotify. I used to consider the cheap premium sub a sweet deal. Now I'm slowly transitioning back to owning my own copies of songs. As for Adobe, I stopped using their products back in the early days of Creative Cloud. Their transition to cloud and discontinuation of the original suite made me suspicious. It's been nearly a decade since then. I used to consider Adobe as a must-have; now I'd rather avoid it. I've even seen artists like Jazza transition away from Adobe. What a fall from grace.

[@not-much8426]

I got permanent spotify premium for ever and ion needa do nothin. Only took 3 mins to set up

[@Usmcdannyboy]

Pay walls get that content ignored/👎. Don't play their game. Spend the extra time looking for another avenue. Or you will eventually spend the extra money not getting value

[@Andrea-zm1nl]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 he says he hates Adobe and then Adobe shows me a sponsored ad. 😂😂😂😂😂 Little does the internet know that I Do Not watch the ads it shows me and I mute the ones I can not skip and I absolutely refuse to shop on line...😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@my1vice]

You have to make a game of it.... Take the free trials and cancel.

[@metakron]

At this point I'm going to devote myself to piracy and maybe one day I'll become the king of pirates

[@X139T]

Life is a subscription

[@Anon_Spartan]

It's incredible that piracy is now the moral choice.

[@jodyjohnson265]

Subscriptions are just taking are ownership rights away

[@HaveanOreshnik]

Private Property is illogical, Subscriptions are traps

[@team1nxnikko985]

Its been 10 seconds how are you guys commenting allready?

[@bastiaan7777777]

Perks of premium subscription on yt?

[@QuotesWithBenefits]

We love subscriptions 😂

[@AmazingOwnage]

Had to comment again to say that the video felt a little rushed. A lot of cosmetic and graphical errors when displaying the text on the screen (especially the y's) and some overlap or repeats of something you had already said. Definitely would have benefited from having the team watch the video from beginning to end prior to releasing it.

[@romanpollmeier2711]

Yeah I noticed two instances where the same line was repeated twice which was a bit odd. He should take his time to ensure great quality. There is no need to rush.

[@napoleon9514]

Is it just me or this channel went from interesting science like channel posting content that was no where to be found to like every other mass market video essay creator with Jake tran like thumbnails 😶

[@1stTnetix]

RRRR matey’s!!!!

[@Lapis_Pylosiphorum]

Naw men it wasn’t a horse it was armour for a horse that blizzard made huge profits from😂 The inception of in app purchases & game store fronts becoming main stream

[@tyreewadsworth1593]

It used to be easier, and now it's back to being more annoying than useful.

[@mell5707]

Why does he repeat “on Spotify people get personalized playlists”? It’s giving AI

[@Advo42069]

I refer to KZbin premium as YTP those that have been around this platform long enough will know what I mean

[@fredgreen2431]

''Never underestimate the other guys greed'' Scarface comes to mind. Eat the rich

[@HaveanOreshnik]

Amazing movie Wish Scarface went to Bolivia

[@armyguy2292]

Wait…. I subcribbed to your channel…. So are you scamming me? 🥺

[@occamsshavecream4541]

Many good points, however; don't blame Capitalism. Individuals have a choice, and a capitalist system enables freedom of choice. Agreed, it is very difficult to sidestep and/or contain the subscription system, and it requires forethought and commitment from the individual. If anyone or thing is to blame it is the hallowed investors and venture capitalists who are manipulating the system to their advantage. It is a simplistic suggestion to blame capitalism. The culture of voracious greed makes it ok to idolize these investors and the IP churn.

[@HaveanOreshnik]

Individuals have choice yes but under a capitalist society comes a market, like a shark tank, or a high established golf club, and if you're of certain class, you're either in or not allowed, I'm sorry but capitalism is sort of at fault for this, atleast late stage capitalism, and not something more syndicalist like Laz-Faire Capitalism

[@balsara675]

Tyler durden any day

[@ecogreen123]

i mean duh.

[@avo-w1s]

should we unsubscribe to your page then?

[@Youbeentagged]

Wish I could cancel my subscription to the government.

[@HaveanOreshnik]

Become a mercenary

[@kvmvrvn]

Telling you man…video game subscriptions (especially things like battle passes) are the WORST

[@HaveanOreshnik]

Welcome to Capitalism baby

[@SanValentin199]

If its locked behind a subscription then I just pirate it

[@marinoceccotti9155]

You will own nothing, and you will be happy. - Klaus Schwab.

[@HaveanOreshnik]

The Face of Capitalism