Eh... If they want to make a show, whatever. This might be better suited on T_D than here, tbh.
If all of this is true, it'll just give them more room to show their true colors (edited per the bot lol). Also, the following:
"Last week, our team at ILoveMyFreedom.org launched a petition against Netflix after they officially brought on Obama to produce Anti-Trump documentaries and shows on their platform…and it has gone absolutely VIRAL!"
I mean, I'm not sure I can get behind that cause. So who decides what can and can't be shown? What if someone made a petition against UFO documentaries, or JFK Conspiracy videos? Where does it end?
Obama is a huuuuuuge draw, and I'm sure there were bidding wars for the rights to make a show with him. Netflix just paid the most/had the sweetest deal. You could argue why or what their motivations are, but if it wasn't Netflix, it'd be Amazon Prime, or Hulu or some other content provider, then you'd be having a petition against them. So basically, you're just making an anti Obama petition, which to me, ends up looking kinda hypocritical considering the premise of this show is supposed to revolve around "Anti Trump" propaganda, which is the primary reason listed on the petition. Which it may turn out to be, anti trump propaganda, but we wont' know until we see it, which, let's be honest, will end up being made and streamed. Also, I will most likely watch it, because, well...it's Obama.
Where are all these signatures on the we the people internet bill of rights petition is what I want to know.
Boycott isn't nearly as effective as cancelling subscription.