Why should that be a consumer protection bill? No one is compelling you to pay for a streaming service. In fact there are many ways to pay per-show/movie if yo

Why should that be a consumer protection bill? No one is compelling you to pay for a streaming service. In fact there are many ways to pay per-show/movie if you prefer that model, which range from a short term digital "rental" to physically owning a disc. Applying this to other monthly costs is also an interesting exercise: If I don't just my gym membership, do I get that back? If my house doesn't burn down, should I get a refund on my fire insurance?