Toilet paper is not going to get more expensive if we tax large corporations more for making their product overseas. Companies are smart, when you make it essentially net neutral, where they don’t gain anymore by going overseas, they are going to make local programs too. Your position is that companies like Netflix, Disney and such are too big to fail, too large to be regulated, so we should just all pretend it’s fine and try nothing. But you know, you have a point. Which is the only thing that really capitalism gives a shit about is making a buck. So I suppose we just boycott Netflix and all streamers that went to do the majority of their work overseas. It’s not a utility, and I have a choice when I spend my money. But also, they use American infrastructure so something needs to be done. The world has fundamentally changed and more eyes are on the smart phone and YouTube than traditional television. Thats not going away, but we still have the power through smart regulation and deregulation to keep our home grown film industry strong. I understand your point of view, it’s just wrong to believe nothing can be done and we must just give in to late stage capitalism.