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I hope more musicians join him.

• version_five 5y ago
  Thanks for letting me know
  • breakyerself 5y ago
    You're welcome.
• ralusek 5y ago
  I'd love to have to switch between music streaming platforms based off of which musicians disagree with the doctors Joe Rogan has on his podcast.
  • breakyerself 5y ago
    Yeah or Rogan could stop having purveyors of misinformation on his show. That would also work.
    • ralusek 5y ago
      So my options are switching between streaming platforms or having Rogan's podcast censored down to the guests you and Neil Young like? I don't love my options.
      • awb 5y ago
        Sorry, but none of us are entitled to the economic options we desire. You can pick what works best for you or create another option.
        • ralusek 5y ago
          You keep referring to my entitlements as if I've done anything other than state my disinterest in the product changes being proposed.
          • philosopher1234 5y ago
            The posturing in this argument is silly. The other person thinks joe Rogan is being irresponsible and should change. That’s not a violation of your freedom.
            • ralusek 5y ago
              Again...where have I asserted that my freedoms are being violated?
              • awb 5y ago
                > So my options are switching between streaming platforms or having Rogan's podcast censored down to the guests you and Neil Young like? Because you’re acting like these two “either or” options are being forced on you. The options are 1) misleading and 2) not your only options. Option #1 - Switching streaming platforms - There are already artists far more popular than Young not on Spotify (https://www.ranker.com/list/musicians-against-spotify/ranker-music https://www.ranker.com/list/musicians-against-spotify/ranker...), like Prince, the Beatles, Taylor Swift, Pink Floyd, etc. If you’ve ever wanted to listen to these all-time artists, you already had to switch platforms, so this is not a new option. Option #2 - Censorship - Find me a quote where Young says he wants to curate Rogan’s content. You’re leading here. And censorship is way too strong a word. It’s not censorship if the content is (or can be) easily accessible elsewhere. Censorship is the total banning of a piece of content everywhere. Totally fine to be upset by what Young did, I get that it’s a crappy move, but it doesn’t rise to the level of censorship or inconveniencing you, beyond the tiniest amount.
              • philosopher1234 5y ago
                Just lay your cards on the table. You seem to be hiding your true feelings.
      • breakyerself 5y ago
        I'm sorry to hear that.
  • awb 5y ago
    Sounds like the free market. We mostly think a free market means freedom for consumers, but it’s also freedom for suppliers.
    • ralusek 5y ago
      I don't remember saying that it wasn't. Another part of a free market involves stating your preferences...which I just did.
      • awb 5y ago
        No, a free market doesn’t require any statement of preferences, just freedom to buy and sell. Your wallet states your preferences in a free market, not your words. Stating your preferences online is just practicing free speech.
        • brigandish 5y ago
          > Your wallet states your preferences in a free market, not your words. It states the preferences you can afford.
        • ralusek 5y ago
          This is a very stupid comment, and I will take it to be us finishing what was already a pointless conversation.
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