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I always find this argument very odd. There's high quality, international ad-free public services and culture available for everyone. You even get commitments t
by Barrin92 3y ago
I always find this argument very odd. There's high quality, international ad-free public services and culture available for everyone. You even get commitments to factuality and neutrality, in this day and age!
sure streaming the <current year> blockbuster costs money, but then again somehow nobody ever complained they had to pay for a movie ticket. Private market pop culture isn't some sort of good that one ought to expect to be free.
- Xenoamorphous 3y agoWhat about news? Like, current event news. Most major newspapers are moving towards a paywall mode and the rest will follow soon.