Apple should come out in solidarity with SAG/AFTRA. They have enough money to rise above the fray and do what is right: defend the rights of writers and actors, without whom the whole entertainment industry collapses.
@danielpunkass Why just picking out Apple (who themselves are pretty staunchly anti-union)? The studios and other streaming services are raking in billions, they can afford to pay writers and actors what they’re due also.
@mookie the main reason is because Apple’s profits and riches are disproportionally derived from other sources.

@danielpunkass I see where you’re coming from. If that’s the case, why. It add Amazon to the list of companies disproportionally making money from other sources too?

I’m more simple. If a company is making money off the backs of the actors and writers, they should pay what’s right.

@mookie Yeah Amazon is another example of a company that could easily make this calculated move.
Judge Finds Amazon Broke Labor Law in Anti-Union Effort

The ruling, on charges brought by the National Labor Relations Board, involved actions at two Staten Island warehouses before union votes last year.

The New York Times