As previously detailed, Jacob Roloff has a very strong opinion about Josh Duggar.

The former Little People, Big World star -- who once worked for TLC, the same network that previously employed Josh and who still employs his loved ones -- stated this opinion on Instagram yesterday.

And he did so in very strong and straightforward fashion.

First, a quick refresher:

Duggar was arrested several days ago on horrifying charges of child pornography.

The father of six, who is expecting his seventh child with wife Anna, is accused of downloading material in May 2019 from his office computer.

This material allegedly featured minors under the age of 12.

It's a disgusting allegation and it has prompted statements not just from Josh's relatives, but from the aforementioned cable network as well.

“TLC is saddened to learn about the continued troubles involving Josh Duggar," executives said last Friday, adding:

"19 Kids and Counting has not aired since 2015.

"TLC canceled the show on the heels of prior allegations against Josh Duggar and he has not appeared on air since then."

Yes, TLC did cancel this show in the wake of Josh confessing six years to having molested little girls when he was a teenager.

But Roloff jumped all over this pathetic claim on Monday, responding as follows:

"TLC's statement of essentially, 'He hasn't been on air in a while,' completely sidesteps the dynamic of being able to air terrible people with sometimes terrible producers for often terrible motives for beaucoup ratings and profit.

"(And still profiting.)"

Amen, right?

The network spunoff 19 Kids and Counting into the program Counting On almost immediately back in 2015, meaning it continues to pad the bank account of Jim Bob Duggar.

This is the same person who helped cover up his oldest son's molestation scandal and who seemingly arranges for very young women marry his children and bear him grandkids.

TLC is bankrolling a cult these days, there's no way around it.

Added Roloff of TLC:

"They treat their own products (shows, talent) in a liability sense, as contracted out and completely detached from them and their responsibility (which may or may not be legally true) when in fact these shows were conceptualized and distributed by them."

It's important to remember something here;

Jacob accused a TLC producer of sexual assault in December.

He left Little People, Big World in the summer of 2016, railing at the time against the phony nature of the show and how his parents and siblings acted like "characters" while filming.

He's often been very critical of the reality television world in general.

Jacob thinks it's all a bunch of scripted nonsense, often presented to viewers as some kind of window into "reality."

When, in actual reality, it's anything but.

Elsewhere in his Instagram Stories this week, Jacob recalled how TLC supposedly treated him after he revealed a few months ago that executive field producer Christopher Cardamone "molested" and "groomed" him.

He wrote:

TLC's own statement after my own in December 2020 was 'Our main focus remains on supporting the Roloff family during this very difficult time'.

I never heard from them! No one. Nothing. Not once (Nor did I, quite honestly, expect to, the ghouls).

TLC doesn't give a f**k what happens on or off camera, as long as they get paid, and you lot keep watching. Don't.

Wait, is Jacob Roloff really telling people not to watch reality TV?

Even though his own relatives, with whom he now gets along very well, profit from it via their own long-running show?

Yes.

Acknowledging this conflict of interest, Jacob concluded on the topic:

Again, 'do not watch', i.e. lower the ratings is a statement directly connected to the wellbeing of half of my family, so it is a conflicted position, but it is certainly my position.

Interesting, right?

And kind of hard to argue with?

Reality TV these days supports the following people:

• June Shannon, who abandoned her kids in order to spend $1 million per year on a cocaine habit.
• Ronnie Magro-Ortiz, who has been arrested on multiple occasions for domestic violence.
• Amber Portwood, who has also been arrested for domestic violence.
• And, of course, all the Duggars.

Perhaps it is time we re-evaluate this industry and wonder... what the heck are we doing here?!?