Tantrum? Uh, no. The writers were striking because they weren't getting a fair shake. They were being denied what was rightfully theirs. If you create something and someone sells it, then you deserve a certain percentage. And they weren't getting what they deserved from new media. Fighting for that is not 'having a tantrum'. By the by, there have been WGA strikes before, to prompt getting what they were supposed to. Do a little research before you mouth off on things you don't know about.
The Writers' Strike: Still in Reruns
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Industry veterans like Turteltaub hopes the current strike won't last as long as the 1988 walkout, which dragged on for five months. "I am very disappointed in the people who are able to give away a few pennies and end this strike. It's time for somebody to do the right thing," he says.
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