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Doesn't really matter in the whole scheme of things. The actors agree to the content, they are part and parcel.
by marklubi 3y ago
Doesn't really matter in the whole scheme of things. The actors agree to the content, they are part and parcel.
- deprecative 3y agoYou've successfully placed the role of perpetrator onto victims of the same phenomenon you've identified. Who controls what projects go forward? The studio. They are the arbiters of what content gets the green light. This same phenomenon is found in every industry but particularly these creative sectors. Video games are the same way. Repeats and sequels. Who controls that? Is it the artist? Is it the writer? Is it the voice actor? No. It's the person with the purse strings who demand return on investment. The striking folks are pushing against the folks with power within their industry. Somehow you've inverted the power structure and placed blame on the victims.
- TheNewsIsHere 3y agoI appreciate your reply. I was at a total loss for how to reply to that comment. It made absolutely no sense.