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Disney is about to own all of Hulu
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They use Hulu for the not family friendly content
Deadpool movies are on Disney plus. So I guess that is not the reason anymore.
In America. In Europe they just have that content on disney+
As an American, I find this so stupid. Just put it all under one thing. I can’t believe how fragile we are as a culture that we need to separate these.
I was having this conversation yesterday - how Americans (mostly gen x and earlier) classify what is or isn't "family friendly" is some bullshit.
At my job I play a lot of music. One night I played Ticks, Tequila Makes Her Clothes Fall Off, and another song about getting a woman naked and no one cared.
I accidentally played the uncensored version of payphone and 6 people reported me to my boss for playing a song with swear words.
Older conservatives are just the biggest damn snowflakes in the world
This is what we said about HBO and now it's relegated to a singlw category within a larger service.
But Disney doesn't own Max yet.
Of course but these companies love to copy each other. Twitter is a shit show but introduced a subscription fee and now the rest of the social media companies are following suit for example.