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What about what he said was so controversial? It seems entirely in line with everything else I’ve seen happen on these kinds of shows.
What about what he said was so controversial? It seems entirely in line with everything else I’ve seen happen on these kinds of shows.
Edit: there's clearly several ways to interpret what he said. I'm not making any kind of argument here, just answering op's question.
What about what he said was so controversial? It seems entirely in line with everything else I’ve seen happen on these kinds of shows.
I'm sure it's an accident and not intentional! A big corporation would never, ever do something like cause a delay so people cool off and don't bother actually canceling later.
It's possible but I think Hanlon's Razor is more likely. I saw this happen myself and the form submission was successful on the second attempt. I just don't think they had the capacity to handle this surge of traffic to this endpoint/service.
I hope people realize that paying for streaming is optional. vpn is all you need to pay for.
What about what he said was so controversial? It seems entirely in line with everything else I’ve seen happen on these kinds of shows.
To those that are interpreting his comments in a certain way, the implication that Robinson is maga is highly offensive and textbook "misinformation". Edit: there's clearly several ways to interpret what he said. I'm not making any kind of argument here, just answering op's question.
Not a fan of Trump or Jimmy, and I don’t think this is a proportional or good response. I’m pretty stunned that there was actually momentum enough to take him off the air. I also don’t understand why he left that little dig in his monologue.
What about what he said was so controversial? It seems entirely in line with everything else I’ve seen happen on these kinds of shows.
To those that are interpreting his comments in a certain way, the implication that Robinson is maga is highly offensive and textbook "misinformation". Edit: there's clearly several ways to interpret what he said. I'm not making any kind of argument here, just answering op's question.
>After the assassination Jimmy Kimmel, a comedian on abc, suggested erroneously that Kirk had been killed by a maga fan. Brendan Carr, chairman of the Federal Communications Commission, which regulates broadcasters, threatened consequences: “We can do this the easy way or the hard way.” Within hours abc took Mr Kimmel off the air indefinitely. Mr Carr then said all broadcasters should ease up on the “progressive foie gras”.
You can check the other articles in the same issue and see they're not exactly cheerleaders for the Trump administration.
That said, the FTC shouldn't be in the business of strongarming critics, even if they're wrong.
I hope people realize that paying for streaming is optional. vpn is all you need to pay for.
Best thing for a copyright holder is if people pay for their stuff. Next best is if people consume it but don't pay for it, as that at least preserves their relevance. Worst is to be ignored and become irrelevant/forgotten.