This, like all the other mass media conglomerate mergers, is just another reason why you should keep and backup your physical media and rely upon your own library of films, TV shows, music, and books to entertain. Corporate oligarchies are no different than any other power structure in the desire to control information dissemination among the masses.

I totally agree with you; lust is a sin of thought. Christ didn't lust. He was tempted to do many sins, but he chose otherwise. For example: if a young attractive woman wears skimpy or revealing clothing in public around a bunch of men, she is inadvertently (or purposefully) tempting men to lust after her, whether she knows it or not. The mere act of looking at her would not constitute a sin, but if I felt carnal desires for her as a result of her body and attire, that would constitute sin. Christ never did this. Instead he prayed to God for strength to overcome temptation and rebuked Satan.