The media industry, like several other industries in America, is never going to shed its yoke unless it is destroyed and rebuilt from the ground up. It's the unfortunate truth. The destruction of the media giants would be very bad for individual creators in the short term and potentially the only way to actually regain control of their industry in the long term.

I say, let 'em burn. You can't stop humans from making art, but we can stop working for Disney's bottom line. But that's easy for me to say as someone who doesn't make their living from that.

Given our current economic system and supposing that you can’t change it for now, how would you support a living for media creators (movies, shows, games, art, music, whatever)?

They don't deserve support if they stand behind a company that waives off liability of a death because of a completely unrealted EULA.

so, media creators-the writers actors set designers camera people etc, they don't get money for media. it's just not a thing. the money you spend on a movie does not go to the people who made it. sometimes books. sometimes book money goes to the people who wrote them, but that's still pretty rare. like, as long as the most recent contract negotiations with WGA and SAG went on for, their leadership accepted deals that absolutely fuck them.

so I dunno how to help them make a living. I guess the same way I would if I were paying disney; live in hollywood and tip 50%.

I can afford it

so you can afford to have disney fucking murder your loved ones? dude, that's a level of non-material wealth that I literally cannot comprehend, im fucking jealous.

you don't discipline power with laws. has never worked, will never work. you discipline power with pitchforks and torches and communism. you discipline power with a guillotine, or in a coal mine. nothing else has ever worked.