By "subscription economy" is meant one in which the so-called "subscription business model" has taken hold, and therefore many, too many, if not all the goods and services are no longer sold, but rented.
We know that individuals need to survive, and that consequently the legal entities that provide them with a livelihood also need to survive. It is therefore understandable that, in order to ensure their long-term survival, they may tend to move away from sales, which are inherently one-off transactions, towards subscriptions, which tend to be recurring.
Up to this point, the supplier's relationship with the customer can be ethical, within certain limits.
However, we know that the world is subject to the influence of the enemies of Humanity through the suppression of the economy by means of monetary manipulation, that monetary manipulation erodes the margins of survival, that monetary manipulation and the erosion of margins are at the root of consumerism, which contributes to the degradation of Humanity, and that all these things push the supplier's tendency to move from sales to fees beyond those certain limits.
Here, the supplier's relationship with the customer begins to be unethical.
We also know that the enemies of Humanity pursue monopoly and the consequent creeping expropriation through monetary manipulation, that monopoly is the enemy of Man in any form without exception, and that the ultimate goal of the enemies of Humanity is to reduce Humanity to the state of amoeba, to enslave it, and to annihilate it. And we know that, as a result, the enemies of Humanity transform the supplier into a monopolist, control its controllers, and thus push the supplier's tendency to move from sales to fees beyond all limits and use it to implement creeping expropriation.
Here, the supplier's relationship with the customer is totally unethical.
The aim of the enemies of Humanity is to annihilate us all, and they use monetary manipulation to strangle us all, and the neoliberal worldview to manipulate us all.
The stick and the poisoned carrot: just like individuals, companies are also strangled and manipulated; both those that are strangled and struggle to escape the stick and stay afloat, and those that are prosperous and chase the poisoned carrot and want to defeat everyone else, both are induced to pursue the subscription business model.
And the end product of the subscription business model is the annihilation of liberty and of the survival margins of all.
In fact, there's a direct relationship between property and freedom, and between survival and independence: without survival factors one does not survive, without full control over one's survival factors one is not free, and one cannot have full control over one's survival factors without being their owner.
The details of this suppression, of this suicide called "subscription economy" are very well described in the related content:
