/vt/ - Virtual Youtubers

>>48023132
>unfair contracts should be commonplace because it's legal
That's not an argument, retard. The discussion is about whether it should be happening; not whether it's legal to exploit people. You're constantly trying to turn this into a legal discussion. It's a moral discussion. Shut the fuck up if you're not going to try to convince me why it's moral for vtuber companies to have complete control over everything. I'm making the statement that it's immoral for a talent to have to continue their career somewhere else without even the clothes on their back so to speak. Imagine how you would feel if you got fired from a company you work for and as a punishment for being fired they took every penny from your bank account, took possession of your car, your house, and all of your food. Then when you voiced your grievances fucksticks on the Internet told you that it's perfectly moral because it's always been this way and you signed the contract allowing it to happen. And every company in that line of work operates the exact same way.

Would you think that's a reasonable world to live in; or would you advocate for change? This is not a rhetorical question. Fucking answer it.