Piracy forced the creation of the streaming economy because their only choice was to make it easier to stream than pirate. Now every streaming service is racing to the bottom based on the belief they have captured the audience forever. The only ethical solution, therefore, is to start pirating again.
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in reply to @mammonmachine's post:
oh yeahhh ive been working towards this for myself. trying to collect dvds of the tv shows that i rewatch over and over so i can unsubscribe to netflix and hbo and such and then pirate everything else.
way ahead of them, been pirating everything that's on streaming services from the very beginning. as a matter of fact, I've always been of the belief that the only thing the streaming model did was make piracy a million times easier
Listen, I like the convenience of the streaming platforms, it frequently beats having to download stuff and pop it into Plex. But if something I want isn't on a streaming service I'm paying for? Ahoy matey, Pirate Bay never fully died.
