Plenty of people who are critical of capitalism aren't necessarily advocating for an entirely different system. Rather, they're advocating for dealing with the problems of capitalism head-on, rather than pretending that they don't exist and allowing them to become worse.
It wasn't McDonald's themselves that were scamming, it's more like the trusted 3rd party they engaged to run the promotion had a bad actor that used his position to fix the game.
Shows like The Handmaid’s Tale have been circling the drain of their own premise for a few years now.
As far as I'm concerned, that show ended when the first season did (which corresponded with the ending of the book).
When I heard a season 2 was happening, I thought it might be based around the book's epilogue. Instead, it's the same story dragged out long past where it was supposed to end.
Football video games were such a big part of my childhood in the 80s and 90s, but football video games died the day NFL2K died.