Yeah like if if you are not a trump supporter . that ' s pretty disgusting . <| sep |> YOU . Defintely you . No way you could not deserve a good , full , moist stuffing . <| sep |> what was the video ? <| sep |> Orange County , but that ' s not important right now . <| sep |> What if they just leave you out in the cold as a teenager ? <| sep |> I want to know who pays 100 bucks for a Rafa tshirt . <| sep |> If you don ' t do it , I will . <| sep |> 5 out of 6 ! Come on Austria Vienna and Astra ! <| sep |> Is healthcare a component of freedom though ? If we ' re talking about freedom here . <| sep |> It would be the equivalent of requiring Youtube , That ' s not really true , though . There is a meaningful distinction between Youtube and Netflix in that Netflix has a curated , centrally controlled library . They also produce their own professionalquality content . What is the purpose of the Canadian content rules ? Are they still in any way relevant ? I ' m sure plenty of people here will say no , but for the sake of argument assume they are there for at least one of the reasons they state to promote Canadian artists . If these rules could push Netflix into either carrying more Canadian content or producing content in Canada , it would help with that goal . Note , I ' m not saying they should . Declaring them to not be a broadcaster is fine if you want to be technically correct , but given that they ' re taking the place of broadcasters it ' s a little disingenuous . The reason broadcasters were regulated in this way has nothing to do with their medium of distribution which is the primary difference with Netflix as well as the ability to watch what you want on demand . The line gets fuzzy when you talk about FunnyOrDie etc who do have curated content , but are so small and locally based that trying to force Canadian content on them makes little sense . Ultimately I think the successful argument here is that the internet , even in principle , can ' t be regulated this way . It is hopelessly simplistic to think that regionrestricted content even makes sense for internet media . Any such regulation that falls short of a Chinastyle firewall which isn ' t politically viable anyways will fall somewhere in between Grandpa Simpson yelling at clouds and trying to legislate the value of pi . It ' s simply impractical in every way , and in the interest of fairness Netflix can ' t be singled out for these rules just because they happen to be the most successful right now .