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Yeah I don't think anyone wants that, sometimes folks just want to have the conversation and to be heard. That would be absurd if that is what they wanted, but again I haven't heard any actual tangible request from anyone on any side.
I think it's very obviously what they want.
They don't want to say that because they know it makes them sound like absurd and unreasonable people.
but the text or subtext of 90% of the most vocal critics are;
this special is not only offensive but it's dangerous,
and it should not be available for public consumption.
if this isn't the case then nobody should be mad at the Netflix CEO,
- He acknowledged that some were legitimately hurt or offended
- welcomed the dialogue and conversation
- but said he would not remove the special.
Why are people walking out over that, if all they wanted was "to be heard"?
being heard clearly is not enough, they need Netflix to agree with their politics.