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this post was submitted on 26 Nov 2023
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Yes... capitalism...and not consumers who just don't care.
You’re gonna get a lot of downvotes but people really are too pacified by binge watching Survivor while scrolling through TikTok. People don’t get angry about the shit that matters, not when it’s much easier to be angrier about Star Wars not being good anymore.
This is by far the biggest problem - most people don't put up with that shit and will publicly murder a company that tries it on.
It's just this one country, you know, the one with the guns, that rolls over to get their bellies scratched when the billionaires come knocking
The billionaires are just like us folks, they drive honda civics and sleep in 50k tiny homes next to their rockets.
Not even that, just a government that doesn't care.
A gov is people, if you're being ruled by your inferiors then it's time to step up and lead, but people won't. Easier to bitch. Myself included.
It's both lack of regulation and lack of consumer activism.