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Well said. Users pirating content vs the largest companies on earth fucking users in every way they can possibly get away with is a great example of "one death
by causality0 3y ago
Well said. Users pirating content vs the largest companies on earth fucking users in every way they can possibly get away with is a great example of "one death is a tragedy, a million is a statistic".
- stavros 3y agoThey don't just fuck users, they fuck their employees as well. How many writers' strikes have there been now? How much of an open secret was Weinstein raping and abusing actresses? I hope the whole system dies, and maybe something better will take its place. I'm sure I won't miss Guardians of the Galaxy XXIV.
- aidenn0 3y agoIndeed, GotG is really going to peak around volume 16.
- tzs 3y ago> I'm sure I won't miss Guardians of the Galaxy XXIV. Is this because you thought GotG 1-3 were bad and they are just going to keep making more bad stuff, or because you thought GotG 1-3 were good but have pretty much wrapped up the story of those characters so it is now time to stop, or something else?
- bravetraveler 3y ago(not who you're asking, but I saw this negative and thought it deserves an answer) It's a much wider criticism. Not a specific series... or even media. There are perverse incentives between producer, actor, and consumer in entertainment and so many other things. In this light, I'd argue piracy is moral by not providing support to a corrupt system. Or at least serves as a means to prevent such a state
- stavros 3y agoNeither, Hollywood has been playing it so safe that they don't dare produce anything original any more, and it has become much more boring as a whole lately.