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[–] vvilld@lemmy.dbzer0.com 8 points 1 week ago

I love this show but it kind of bothers me that it's technically made by a capitalist corporation. It feels as if stories of real struggles are being used as just entertainment.

Yeah, but this has literally always been the case. Radical media that challenges the status quo has always been produced using the system that it's challenging. You think the Communist Manifesto was never published by capitalists? You think Bakunin or Proudhon never used presses owned by monarchists or capitalists? Of course they did. You use the tools available to you.

The fact Andor was made by people working for Disney doesn't make it any less radical or challenging to the status quo.