Bernie/AOC/Chapo perspective.
Some documentaries are interesting, but for me personally, the content on means.tv is the type of stuff I wanna watch every other week at most. It's certainly not yet the "post ... capitalism", and instead have some more anarchist-friendly content. In other words, there's a lot on means.tv that reminds me of why I 'moved' post-left. Overall, it's not as radical, interesting
same page, I'm assuming you took a look at this: https://means.tv/pages/cooperative-structure
I think offering 10%-20% of end-of-year profits to all of the content creators is pretty good. The ability
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Bernie/AOC/Chapo perspective. Some documentaries are interesting, but for me personally, the content on means.tv is the type of stuff I wanna watch every other week at most. It's certainly not yet the "post ... capitalism", and instead have some more anarchist-friendly content. In other words, there's a lot on means.tv that reminds me of why I 'moved' post-left. Overall, it's not as radical, interesting