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A: Yes, why not? B: There is no reason to move this discussion from subscriptions to online services to some totally different topic like citizenship.
by pintxo 2y ago
A: Yes, why not?
B: There is no reason to move this discussion from subscriptions to online services to some totally different topic like citizenship.
- AStonesThrow 2y agoIt is not a "totally different topic" IMHO, but a spectrum of loyalty and commitment. I don't know the magnitude of the expatriate phenomenon for US citizens. But it would seem that, if a country (e.g. Sudan, Cuba, Vietnam) encounters an atmosphere for people to flee and leave and renounce their citizenship, as refugees, asylum seekers, or immigrant workers, then that nation is losing their #1 most valuable resource. Does not your country depend on its citizens for wealth, peace, labor, and a future? By analogy, only by weak analogy, does a company depend upon subscribers for the same sorts of things. I'm just saying that if the bonds of marriage no longer mean much at all, and we're all tenants renting our homes, rather than lifelong spouses or landowners, then the value of loyalty and commitment is already diminished, so who cares if I cancel my Cable TV? https://youtu.be/V5DeDLI8_IM?si=S-t6z-zZpDviuoBM https://youtu.be/V5DeDLI8_IM?si=S-t6z-zZpDviuoBM