Netflix threatens to be fragmented. Walt Disney and Apple launch their own streaming portals in November. Where once you only have a streaming provider with Netflix, you have almost half a dozen available today and that goes into the money. Because Disney and Apple start their streaming portals with Netflix prices.
Should one therefore legalize the film piracy and thus pages like Kinox or bs? What do you all mean?
You think too briefly. You only think about yourself. That's understandable per se: it's your money. However, our economy lives off the competition. We need more vendors to keep the system running. With Praterie of your kind no one deserves more. And we already had that in the GDR - no not the piracy, but the lack of offers. That goes backwards. So earn more or renounce. It's your choice.
As a supporter of socialism, of course, I have a very simple solution: capitalists should not earn anything with films, the state makes the films. Directors, actors and the rest of the film crew are paid by the state. First, the cinemas should show the films and then they would be completely free on the Internet, copyable for everyone. So that even people go to the movies, I would lower there prices. The state does not have to make any profits, that's how it works. Also the entire TV program, all films, all news, all documentaries should be permanently available on the internet forever. Not just a few months as before.
Yes, great idea! Then there's only "Three hazelnuts for Cinderella".
Let's do that right away…
Where once you only have a streaming provider with Netflix, you have almost half a dozen available today and that goes into the money.
It also goes into the money if you lease three cars instead of a car. You have to decide. Strange reasoning. There's no right to free entertainment and the use of foreign works.
"Three Hazelnuts for Cinderella" was a wonderful movie, it was (and still is) aired in the West. It used to be better anyway - not only in the East, but also in the West. Today, almost all manure is produced.
