Leftism on Netflix

I re-subscribed to Netflix and started checking out the documentaries.

Inequality for All – A case about the “crisis of the widening economic gap”
Park Avenue – The street that exemplifies the “widening gap between rich and poor”
The Flaw – Investigates the cause of run of the 2008 collapse
Citizen Koch – The mounting struggle between money and democracy
We’re Not Broke – Frustrated citizens protest corporate taxation

This is in addition to a host of other others such as Food, Inc., Gasland, Fracking Nation, Enron; Hank, etc.

All of these productions indict things like free markets, capitalism, deregulation and, of course, the evil, greedy 1% (oh, and Ronald Reagan ). They always cite the income gap as the problem, and never blame government regulation or its corruptible influence in creating these situations. Even though I agree with some of the legitimate issues they raise, they uniformly suggest more government regulation/taxation as the only solution.

Is all this stuff because Netflix has an obvious leftist agenda, or is there simply a lack of right-leaning documentaries for them to promote to counter some of the BS being marketed here?

The end result is that people watching this barrage of slanted and sometimes outright dishonest propaganda pieces would surely have a warped view of our economic and political system. If the right wants to partake in the argument, they better get on the ball and get in on this action.