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It’s time to rethink our relationships with streaming services
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this post was submitted on 16 Aug 2023
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Funny thing is. If we all did things collectively we'd have a fully functional society.
We obviously don't.
So instead most people say fuck it. I don't care and do what they want. This we get fragmentation until the end of time.
If we all just said nope. Not doing that until you implement this. Someone does it and we all benefit.
Everyone on here always has excuses. It's easier it's this it's that. We therefore get stuck in a feedback loop of nothing changes. Just different variations of the same old thing.
Not saying I disagree, but isn't that an anti-federalist argument on a federated social media platform?
Gonna need to dumb it down for me.
I'm not educated enough in the different types of governing or whatever this is in regards to. Sorry