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Right, I'm going to unsubscribe at end of this years sub, I'm not subsidising this business through tax.
by stuaxo 8y ago
Right, I'm going to unsubscribe at end of this years sub, I'm not subsidising this business through tax.
- devy 8y agoRight, I'd follow suit except how do you watch your favorite Netflix original content though? :(
- atmosx 8y agoTorrents? I mean, by them not paying taxes, you're already "paying" for content indirectly.
- dingo_bat 8y agoI subscribe to Netflix but still torrent all shows because it is more convenient and higher quality.
- deleted 8y ago[deleted]
- ekun 8y agoJust go to duckduckgo.com and search for anything with the word stream on the end.
- ionised 8y agoPiracy. If they are okay paying no tax I'm okay not paying for their content.
- atmosx 8y agoWhere you able to read the post? I'm getting a DB connection error, guessing there's no cache.
- swarnie_ 8y agoSame issue here....
- m-p-3 8y agoI sent the article URL to Pocket, they seem to have it cached in their system. I made a copy of that through 2read, here's the IPFS cached copy https://ipfs.io/ipfs/QmWAz8WZsufXPJFCWaneCt4QsvxiYumUQjZgpt23vyBrwn/ https://ipfs.io/ipfs/QmWAz8WZsufXPJFCWaneCt4QsvxiYumUQjZgpt2...
- atmosx 8y agoGreat, thanks
- criddell 8y agoThe problem isn't really Netflix, it's our tax code. Is it different when Netflix takes advantage of the tax code to not pay taxes different than when I do it? For example, I'm married and file jointly because it lowers my tax bill compared to if my wife and I filed separately.
- jefurii 8y agoHow about supporting legislation that ensures these business pay their fair share?