'Three Body Problem’: Netflix defends itself after being accused of normalising persecution of Uighur Muslims
https://t.co/29bp9gNMtU- The Independent (@Independent)
September 28, 2020 After announcing their decision to greenlight The Three Body Problem trilogy by Chinese author Liu Cixin, Netflix has come under backlash
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And it's like, you just called people protesting here rioters who should be arrested and prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law.
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They’re literally bombing the Middle East while enacting a Muslim ban in the US, running concentration camps where immigrants are raped and forcibly sterilized and encouraging ppl to shoot protesters but they’re worried about China???? Make it make sense please!!
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they don't lol. they show faux concern for human rights in places that go against US interests (palestine, iraq, iran, china) but describing that as "advocating for human rights defenders and persecuted people" is going way too far.
of course, the country that is the biggest funder of terrorism and is the biggest human rights violator in the planet (saudi arabia) is the US biggest ally (and that's bipartisan btw) so this tells us all that we need to know.
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In capitalism, profit is the priority. Over literally anything. That's the definition of capitalism.
an economic and political system in which a country's trade and industry are controlled by private owners for profit, rather than by the state.
How can an economic and political system where profit is literally the end goal can co-exist with human rights? How can you prioritize human rights when the whole basis of the system is making a profit, not anything else? In my mind, it's literally impossible but maybe I am missing something.
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I wanted to read these books because I love sci-fi, but I can't separate artist from the art, sorry. So, fuck him and Netflix too.
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What is it with these two???
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