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Mirororim t1_j6oaab9 wrote

> Percentages are not a good way of measuring a lot of things.

True.

>This is one of them.

Not true, and you've failed to show that.

You could've made this argument on a quality front, like maybe the 2.66% that's missing on Netflix Canada but is available on Netflix US is the content that everyone watches, but you failed to do so (likely because I suspect that you'd be wrong to make this argument).

Just going "Total too big so no percentage please" means nothing.

>What determines significant in this context is how much less stuff you've got to watch. I think having 200 fewer shows and movies is a significant difference.

Why 200? Why not 250? Why not 5000? Why not 10? I want my 10 movies. If I don't have those 10 movies Americans have I'll scream. Give them to me.

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Knife2MeetYouToo t1_j6o9zai wrote

> Despite all the complaining about the "Woke era" you until relatively recent most minorities creatives are the ones who had walk on eggshells to not offended the studio.

This is the part that makes no sense and wasn't brought up, it is mindbogglingly wrong.

That is where your bias is hurting you, because this just isn't a real thing in the film industry.

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