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Lucas Nascario's avatar

Yup. They have us paying subscription services for things we physically own. That will tie into the mark of the beast system, because we won't be able to afford anything if we don't have UBI eventually (in my opinion). Then you get paid based on your social credit score, etc. Mark of the beast. I wonder if God is intervening and not allowing it, as they wanted it a long time ago...

Here's another big example: Nintendo Switch 2 cartridges - they are the first cartridges to not include the GAME... They just act as a digital download from a server that will one day go down.

Nintendo, incentivezed by Globalists investors has a End License User Agreement on the system itself (like with our new smartphones) literally telling people that the system itself can be bricked and rendered unusable by Nintendo for any reason. So you not only do you not own the games, but you don't own the system either. $450 down the drain if they brick your console.

So, when someone purchases a physical Switch 2 game for like, ~$70 on average, they're actually just getting a box and a piece of plastic that can't be used without Internet, and will one day be a decoration containg no game when the server goes down.

Meanwhile, OG Nintendo/NES games have to be almost 40 years old now, but still work, and will outlive us because of their solid, time-proof construction. No Internet connection required, no DLC, just a fat cartridge with an actual game inside.

The WinePress's avatar

I think Xbox and Playstation are doing the same thing, too. I have not played those consoles in a while so I am out of the loop. I do know that Xbox allows players to stream games on their computer via their Pass. I remember Google tried something called Stadia that was purely cloud-based gaming, and it was such a hot mess.

The moment developers started requiring constant internet access for local single-player games was the beginning of the end. What people thought was an annoyance was really the next phase of the globalist plan to take away ownership.

Lucas Nascario's avatar

I wonder if enough gamers know about the globalist plan yet... It's good to wake gamers up above all else, because sadly, they make up of like 90% of YouTube lol.

Lucas Nascario's avatar

Yup, single player games requiring internet was absolutely the beginning of the end. Madness. Another one, related at least to unnecessary consumer cost, was gamers willingly paying to play online, when it used to be free...

Unfortunately, as we know, gamers--particularly hardcore ones and just people who love video games--are in worship and idolotry.

Lucas Nascario's avatar

Yup, they are! Xbox is already completey done with any physical software. The discs for Xbox do not contain the game. PS5 (and Switch 1) is currently the last one that does.

Switch 2 Key-cards are pointless! Why own something that is neither physical, nor digital? Digital sucks, but at least it's convenient because you didn't need to switch cartridges. With Switch 2, you still need the cartridge, even though it's just a download key and the game is fully downloaded and played on the system…

Own nothing and be unhappy. The only good thing is this is waking up gamers. God works in mysterious ways…

Also, as for the agenda to just make everything more expensive, prices on most systems and games could easily go up as time goes on instead of getting price drops. Xbox Series literally wasn't selling at all, and the MSRP officially went up.

Needless to say, it's all part of the agenda, and Globalists like BlackRock and Vanguard probably fund these video game companies (or at least, they certainly find the game developers). That's also why seemingly all games push all of Satan's agendas. Gamers think it's just about profit, greed, bottom line, and just corporate overreach… Nope, lol. Not even close, it's solely about control.

Mrjinx007's avatar

Saw an ad on You tube basically saying if you don’t own your home, you can buy a certain ETF that entitle one to a shares of one. Globalist want us to be happy beggars- that’s a message one should never take lightly.

David Aarons's avatar

I guess they'll just put a credit card reader on the dash, like at the gas pump. And then charge for any action that ya do: ooh noo, I'm braking and my card is declined, "hooold ooon we're going into the field"

Don't get more crooked then that, we are never buying a new car again!!

Charles in Ga's avatar

Volkswagen can blow it out their injector ports!

Waitingfortheblessedhope's avatar

My dad owned Volkkwagens after owning a few American'made cars and those little beetles could really plow thru the snow. I never drove one because they were mostly stick shifts back then and I learned on an automatic.

I was really having a problem with one Buick I had when I needed to accelerate. Dad merely removed the passing gear and it worked like a charm. He retired just in time before cars became computerized more and more. I think I retired just in time before management wanted even clerical workers to be salespersons We both seemed to luck out. Once the gasoline driven cars are gone, that's it for me. I will not own an electric car. Maybe I'll have to hitch a ride with the Amish or buy my own horse.

Char's avatar

If you live in a warm climate, you could have an electric bike, but they're not so good for snow. lol

R R's avatar

My son has a Tesla and for the auto driving feature it was like 10K more!

Someone said somewhere that the auto driving feature is done thru it's cameras and an operator is remotely driving it for you ( careful with your conversation in that car! )

How true that is I do not know, this I know that VW was fined the biggest fine ever for fraudulent emissions Claim ( around a billion in fines ) so they are trying to reclaim that loss. I went and bought a used vehicle recently and the dealership was trying to charge me for that vehicles accessories this was at Nanuet NY DNC Honda, what nerve I told them you can remove that I wonder how many fell for that line. The More HP subscription is a joke! They likely have relays that just allow more power to be routed to those electric motors someone needs to bring a class action lawsuit against VW, they did not learn from the last one.

Likely too that Tesla already has the auto drive software in it's program with just a pulse sent to it will engage it. Ridiculous, greed is NEVER SATISFIED!

Ecclesiastes 5:10 He that loveth silver shall not be satisfied with silver; nor he that loveth abundance with increase: this is also vanity.

Billy Bob's avatar

As with all options on vehicles the ultimate choice is the consumer’s to even buy the automobile.