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I think you and many of the comments below are missing a critical point: the employees are objectively in the wrong here. This is not about labor conditions or
by version_five 5y ago
I think you and many of the comments below are missing a critical point: the employees are objectively in the wrong here. This is not about labor conditions or abuses or something, it's about a group trying to censor content and impose ideology on others. You'd have a point if this was Netflix not allowing breaks or something, but it's really just censorship. If there was a group of christian employees walking out over non-Christian values in a show, would you still support it as "people first"? Censorship is censorship, whatever the ideology behind it, it's up to me what I want to watch, not employees at the infrastructure provider
- clairity 5y agoi can concede that attempting to censor content is generally a poor remedy, for society at large. however, the notion that netflix should then fire the employees without discussion or recourse is just as egregious. let’s get past these superficial aspects, otherwise such discussions are useless.
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- bawolff 5y agoThere is no such thing as objectively "wrong" and "right". You can't prove normative statements. [I'm not a fan of cencorship either]