SAG leaders reject latest offer from studios

Mike-
You’re just repeating (intentionally or not) the rubric of Producers that when times are better or more is known, at some vague time in the future, the actors will possibly be granted their requests.
The fact is that there NEVER has been a time when the producers have made any real concessions to the actors without the threat or actuality of a strike, and whenever a precedent has been set (even with the promise of changing the terms at a later date) the “temporary” compromise on the part of the actors is treated as immutable precedent during the next round of negotiations.
As for your contention that “most of us can’t threaten to stop working in such a way that it threatens the lively-hood of a whole lot of other people”, it shows a lack of understanding of precedence of the effect of strikes.
You may not like those awful awful unionists for standing up for themselves at the cost of missing an episode of a TV show, but without inconveniences no progress is ever made.

Of course it’s worth it. Entertainment is great but not at the cost of what’s moral or proper. They’ll still have to make movies for you to get from Netflix so there won’t be a loss of jobs, just a shift in the medium.

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