Well, now, I tell ya, this whole thing with Netflix and Kamala Harris, it sure has stirred up quite a mess! Folks been talkin’ all over the place, some sayin’ Netflix is throwin’ money at her campaign, others say it’s all a bunch of lies. I reckon it ain’t as simple as folks think. Let me give ya the rundown in my own way.
You see, Netflix, that big ol’ company run by Reed Hastings, he ain’t exactly shy about his political views. The man, who helped build that streaming giant, came out and said he supports Kamala Harris, the Vice President. Now, this caused a whole lotta fuss, I tell ya! Some people, they saw this as Netflix takin’ sides in the election and didn’t like it one bit. It’s like they was sayin’, “What’s Netflix doin’ gettin’ into politics?” Well, just hold your horses, ‘cause I’m here to clear it up.
First thing’s first—Netflix, the company, ain’t been makin’ donations to Kamala’s campaign. No sir, that’s just talk, and ain’t no truth to it. People been runnin’ their mouths on social media, spreadin’ rumors, claimin’ that Netflix put millions into her election pot. But that’s not how it went down, no ma’am. It was Reed Hastings himself, the man who helped start Netflix, and he’s the one who gave money to Kamala’s cause.
Now, as for the Netflix subscriptions, well, let me tell ya, folks sure didn’t take kindly to Reed’s support. Right after the news came out, a whole bunch of people canceled their Netflix accounts. You’d think the sky was fallin’, the way some folks was talkin’ about it. The company had the worst day for cancellations they’d seen all year, and it all traced back to that endorsement. That’s a mighty big deal when it’s a company like Netflix, which has millions of subscribers all over the world.
But don’t go thinkin’ that Netflix itself is in the business of pushin’ Kamala or any other politician. It’s just Reed Hastings, the man behind the curtain. He’s got his own reasons for supportin’ who he supports, and he’s been open about it. Now, don’t be fooled by all these rumors on the internet. I seen one post sayin’ that Netflix donated seven million bucks to Kamala Harris’s campaign. Well, let me tell ya, that’s a big ol’ fib. * got into it, and they set the record straight: Netflix did not donate that money. It’s just Reed Hastings, out there in the world doin’ what he wants to do with his own money. Ain’t nothing wrong with that.
But I tell ya, it’s a mess. The folks who ain’t happy about it, they’ve been loud, and some of ‘em have even threatened to leave Netflix for good. You can see the pressure on the company’s stock too. After the whole thing blew up, Netflix’s stock dropped a mighty 40%. That’s a heap of trouble, and I don’t know if Reed expected that, but it sure did shake things up for the big ol’ company.
Now, folks like me, we just want our Netflix to work. Ain’t no need for all this drama. We just wanna watch our shows without all the politics mixed in. But it sure is a reminder that even the biggest companies gotta be careful what they say and do. They can stir up a hornet’s nest, and boy, this one sure caused a ruckus. You never know what a little political endorsement will do—whether you’re a big company or just an everyday person.
So, there you have it, the whole truth about Netflix and Kamala Harris. Ain’t no need to go cancelin’ your Netflix just yet—ain’t no company money goin’ to her campaign. Just Reed Hastings, doin’ what he wants to do. It’s a real big ol’ mess, but I reckon it’ll all calm down in the end.
Important to remember: Netflix ain’t endorsing Kamala Harris directly. It’s just Reed Hastings, the co-founder, who made his own donation. So don’t let all the rumors get to ya.
- Netflix didn’t donate millions to Kamala Harris.
- Reed Hastings made a personal donation to her campaign.
- After his endorsement, Netflix saw a huge rise in account cancellations.
- Rumors about Netflix donating money were false, * confirmed.
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