I don’t think using Amazon Luna on your PC gives you any particular privacy concerns. It’s just a website. If you’re worried, as long as you’re using a decent privacy-conscious web browser, and/or a separate browser to what youd normally use, IMO you’re probably fine. I think Luna needs a Chromium based web browser to work if it helps.

I play Fortnite on my Fedora laptop with my son using my partner’s Prime account, and it works pretty well. It pops up at the start to say it’s not a supported platform, but then plays with generally no problem.

Oh one thing, you’d need to link your Amazon account and Epic account, so whoever has access to your Amazon account can play your Epic games through Luna. For me that’s not an issue but it might be for you if it’s your mom’s account?

Ok I’ll bite. How?

Fair enough - you’re not completely wrong, looking at it from a wider perspective.

I can’t see that ever happening however - the majority of relatively wealthy people are unlikely to ever accept a reduction in their wealth even if it solves climate change, world hunger, whatever.
People want to see an easy solution that doesn’t affect them directly. Much more likely is the rise of the far right, riots, etc.

Fixing this problem requires more redistribution of wealth than degrowth. Workers should be paid appropriately for their work, and those at the top should get a smaller slice of the pie.

Capitalism which means that business owners are free to make billions yet those who produce the goods go hungry, is utterly intolerable.

When you get arrested in England, you do have a right to remain silent, but it might be used against you. The police will typically say:

You do not have to say anything, but it may harm your defence if you do not mention when questioned something which you later rely on in court.