Hey, you're right, we should go after them next too. Involve the people who got screwed out of a job by the consulting group that's running the goddamn network, they have a stake in that they were screwed out of a job altogether by Netflix just prematurely shotgunning out unfinished series.
I'm not making a statement on the morality of art and ownership, I'm pointing out that there is no class action lawsuit (or any other kind of legal action) that could compel an IP holder to give up control of that IP because fans are dissatisfied with the work (or lack therof)
I care way more about the fans than Netflix or GRRM. People who finish their works can keep control over them. Works that don't get finished should enter the public domain and get fucking finished by people who clearly fucking care about them a lot more.
Why is it so vitally important for the fans that a work gets completed? I mean, it's a minor inconvenience at best. And, y'know, fanfic exists. Nobody's stopping you from writing the last book(s) yourself.