Not really it’s a pedo film with pedo content Basically cuties is like a movie about beating horses with sticks while beating horses with sticks Everything it’s against it shows So I’m pretty sure the jury will find Netflix guilty especially since all the evidence is on film Just saying Plus it’s the CEO’s getting indicted not the whole company

[quote]Netflix can’t be held responsible for the actual filming though, since this was a film produced, directed and filmed before Netflix even knew it existed. They picked it up from the Sundance film festival in France and released it internationally on their services. Texas literally cannot win any case about this against Netflix. Do I like that? I’m really meh about it since on one hand people are yelling “Pedo bait!” And on the other people are saying “If you think it’s perverse, you’re the pervert” with me simply not caring. I’m typing this now so you hopefully do more research into Texas law, Netflix, the production of this film, and make your own opinion from what you find instead of joining the hate mob because it’s popular. If you really care about pedophilia in media, do something about it that isn’t sitting here whining about a shitty french film.[/quote] ~The Bard

They are being prosecuted for airing and advertising it not making it

[quote]Well, when everyone is mad for a week about how no one in Netflix was punished for this, I’ll remind you this exists and that the justice system isn’t the court of popular opinion: Things need to be proven beyond a reasonable doubt. With Netflix, they have the ability to get off Scot free so long as their team of expert lawyers knows what they’re doing. Given their current track record, they seem to be doing a [i]Very[/i] good job.[/quote] ~The Bard, annoyed about how everyone will get mad about a movie, but actual child abuse is ignored in the day to day because everyone is distracted by vapid online morons.

I get what your saying But I think the jury is going to go against Netflix especially since this topic angers lots of people The jury ultimately decides who’s guilty and innocent The judge just finalizes the decision

[quote]They legally can’t do that, and since, again, expert team of lawyers, would turn this into a much bigger issue about a state trying to rig a jury against a private company, which will no doubt cause several lawsuits that will impact things beyond the scope of a simple movie. Don’t hope for that, don’t even follow this case at all, go help your neighborhood and your city by helping real people if you care about justice this much. You’ll make way more real friends as a side effect.[/quote] ~The Bard, headed out to teach piano lessons.

Have fun at piano lessons Though I’m going to keep a eye on this case just to see what ends up happening