You know, I saw the story about the actors strike the day after it started on the NBC national news. It was about two minutes of the resporter telling the audience which shows they were going to be missing out on, like the next season of The Handmaid’s Tale. It was so fucking blatantly one sided, to the point of just lying by omission. I’m not even sure they mentioned the AI issue. Of course no rational person should trust a TV network to give them unbiased, rational reporting about a fucking actors strike, but that’s exactly where the average person is going to learn about it. And that’s all that will come to mind - “oh no, my shows might take longer to come out.”
You’re right, only people who live in Houston, Texas are allowed to comment on how dangerous and degrading this is. I’m sure there’s no possibility of other red states adopting it or similar.
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I will never understand people who argue in favor of their own rights being taken away.
McDonald's franchisee group says new $20 minimum wage California fast-food bill will cause 'devastating financial blow' ( www.cnbc.com )
Pettiness as its peak. Trimmed trees at universal studios picket lines. ( lemmy.world )
Photo @ChrisStephensMD Power to the writers and the actors. Support the workers if you can: secure2.convio.net/afa/site/Donation2?df_id=8117&…
[Texas Tribune] “We are dying”: Houston workers protest new state law removing water break requirements ( www.texastribune.org )
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