Companies Pull Ads on Fox because David Hogg Says So

originally posted by: Lysergic
a reply to: knoxie

It's gotta be a holy week to apologize?


lol

Hacky.

How come we don't have Easter carols?

The little fascist marches on, wielding imaginary power.

SoyBoy powers....activate hahaha,

This kid was raised for this role, like when a little girl is raised for pageants.

Oh look, CNN went back on having a pro gun parkland student on their air!

www.sun-sentinel.com... tml

My god, they are bullying this kid!

How dare they!!!

Dont they know the tragedy he suffered!!!

And then they say sure we will here you out, only to bully him and silence him at the last minute!!!

I am sure all of those boycotting Ingraham will jump on the opportunity to boycott CNN!!!





Oops, sorry! For a moment I forgot that its not about caring about all of the parkland students, its about virtue signaling and acting like the ones that push a certian agenda are untoucahble, while not giving any thought to survivors with a different opinion.

a reply to: JDmOKI

And if he had been ignored by the right wing media, he'd have zero publicity what soever.

That is what he used to be able to use his "bullying a child" shtick.

a reply to: FamCore

What do you guys think about all this?

I don't know why folks are giving this kid so much time on radio/tv and in their minds.

And boy is he up himself too.. lmao

I think there's a lot of amazing people that don't get to college, not only that do things like I do

He's an amazing person.

He's a twat, that's what he is.

Companies Pull Ads on Fox because David Hogg Says So

No, they pulled the ads because of the insensitive attack on a mass shooting survivor, because they have no recourse but to attack the person and their credibility.

What do you guys think about all this?

I think it's pretty sad and spineless for adults to pick on and call out students who are victims of a mass shooting, who are speaking out, and who want to advocate change so it doesn't happen again, or happens less.

Don't like the message, fine. Attack the message, don't attack the person.

originally posted by: Liquesence

Companies Pull Ads on Fox because David Hogg Says So

No, they pulled the ads because of the insensitive attack on a mass shooting survivor, because they have no recourse but to attack the person and their credibility.

What do you guys think about all this?

I think it's pretty sad and spineless for adults to pick on and call out students who are victims of a mass shooting, who are speaking out, and who want to advocate change so it doesn't happen again, or happens less.

Don't like the message, fine. Attack the message, don't attack the person.

He didn't grow up with them kids, he is a transplant from another State "Hogging" all the voice time of the lifelong friends who were victimized at that school caused by district policies.

originally posted by: Liquesence

Companies Pull Ads on Fox because David Hogg Says So

No, they pulled the ads because of the insensitive attack on a mass shooting survivor, because they have no recourse but to attack the person and their credibility.

What do you guys think about all this?

I think it's pretty sad and spineless for adults to pick on and call out students who are victims of a mass shooting, who are speaking out, and who want to advocate change so it doesn't happen again, or happens less.

Don't like the message, fine. Attack the message, don't attack the person.

Do you also think its sad for adults to not let victims with a differentv political opinion speak, and to go back on their word to allow them?

Or is it ok for adults to go back on allowing a pro 2nd amendment prkland student to speak allowed?

she stepped over the line. its an ad hom, and i'd rather think that people who call themselves "professional" would not resort to that.

attack his arguments, but not him personally.

originally posted by: Grambler
Oh look, CNN went back on having a pro gun parkland student on their air!

www.sun-sentinel.com... tml

My god, they are bullying this kid!

How dare they!!!

Dont they know the tragedy he suffered!!!

And then they say sure we will here you out, only to bully him and silence him at the last minute!!!

I am sure all of those boycotting Ingraham will jump on the opportunity to boycott CNN!!!





Oops, sorry! For a moment I forgot that its not about caring about all of the parkland students, its about virtue signaling and acting like the ones that push a certian agenda are untoucahble, while not giving any thought to survivors with a different opinion.

Thats a pretty far fetched whataboutism there.....

originally posted by: bigfatfurrytexan

originally posted by: Grambler
Oh look, CNN went back on having a pro gun parkland student on their air!

www.sun-sentinel.com... tml

My god, they are bullying this kid!

How dare they!!!

Dont they know the tragedy he suffered!!!

And then they say sure we will here you out, only to bully him and silence him at the last minute!!!

I am sure all of those boycotting Ingraham will jump on the opportunity to boycott CNN!!!





Oops, sorry! For a moment I forgot that its not about caring about all of the parkland students, its about virtue signaling and acting like the ones that push a certian agenda are untoucahble, while not giving any thought to survivors with a different opinion.

Thats a pretty far fetched whataboutism there.....

Not really.

I am responding to a poster saying she bullied hogg.

Thats a joke.

What she said was dumb, but it wasnt offensive.

And yes, she should be professional, which this wasnt exactly.

But it wasnt a big deal.

Lets remember this kid is being shoved in front of cameras and telling many people that disagree with him they want kids to die, they have blood on their hands, and they took money for kids deaths.

So yes, Laura should have been above saying he was whining, but it wasnt a big deal.

However, if people want to boycott, let'em have it.

originally posted by: DBCowboy
a reply to: kaylaluv

I defend free speech.

You spend too much time hating.

I spend too much time hating. That’s hilarious. There were people who wanted Kathy Griffin put in Gitmo because of her free speech photo with the fake Trump head. That’s a lot more hateful than just wanting to boycott her shows.

Let me let you in on a little secret about America. No one has to spend money on any business/entertainer if they don’t want to. That’s freedom. This kid was exercising his right to freedom, as were his followers, as were the advertisers who pulled their ads.

Actions have consequences. As long as the consequences don’t break any laws, it’s all good.

a reply to: bigfatfurrytexan

I find it ironic that when Trump gets criticized, he goes hard against his opponent, and the Trumpers say “good for him, he fights back!”

This kid fought back, and he’s a horrible human being for doing so.

The "kid" is flapping his gums and posturing like he believes himself to be a grown man. Take that stance and you lose the justification to play the "bully victim" card when someone slaps the piss out of you.

Ingraham will survive this fine just as prior conservative hosts have survived little advertiser boycotts. Her only error was apologizing. NEVER backtrack to appease these idiots because they'll swarm you like sharks in a pool of blood.

a reply to: burdman30ott6

The "kid" is flapping his gums and posturing like he believes himself to be a grown man. Take that stance and you lose the justification to play the "bully victim" card

I really feel like this guy and that Emma Gonzalez character truly believe they are "saviors" for American society, and at the very same time they are exploiting this situation for all it's worth (for personal gain and egoism) .

Not only that, but they have a national (international I guess) platform on which to get facetime.

They come off as very entitled and as if they are speaking from a place of moral highground, even when one of them admits they helped bully the school shooter (while trying to justify it in the same sentence)

Ben shapiro quote on Hogg and this apology. Note he quotes some of the things hogg has said.

"I look forward to Hogg's apologies to Republicans ('sick f***ers'), Dana Loesch (she was 'hypocritical and disgusting' for criticizing Broward Sheriff Scott Israel), and Marco Rubio (he said Rubio was bribed by the NRA to give away children's lives)," he wrote. "You may not like what Ingraham said. You may disagree with it. I did. But it isn't remotely CLOSE to the level of viciousness with which Hogg has attacked people who disagree with him."

www.dailywire.com...

Here is hoggs tweet rejecting Ingrahams apology.

David Hogg
✔

I 100% agree an apology in an effort just to save your advertisers is not enough. I will only accept your apology only if you denounce the way your network has treated my friends and I in this fight. It’s time to love thy neighbor, not mudsling at children. twitter.com... …

www.dailywire.com...

Notice how he calls for loving thy neighbor while saying the vilest things about people he disagrees with.

Notice how he hides behind the fact he is a child.

He is a hypocrite, and engaging in vile rhetoric, and then playing the victim when someone says the slightest thing to him.

originally posted by: xuenchen
Watch those advertisers that pull ads get boycotted themselves by Ingraham supporters !!

🎓📺

you don't have to be a supporter of either and feel like not buying from those who can so easily be swayed, what does it say about them the whole world will shift them back and forth like a palm.

a reply to: burdman30ott6

The "kid" is flapping his gums and posturing like he believes himself to be a grown man.

This "kid" witnessed his peers being murdered in school. That's a pretty big deal. Soon he will be 18, and a legal adult.

He has every right to share and voice his opinion, and encourage others to do the same.

originally posted by: FamCore
a reply to: burdman30ott6

The "kid" is flapping his gums and posturing like he believes himself to be a grown man. Take that stance and you lose the justification to play the "bully victim" card

I really feel like this guy and that Emma Gonzalez character truly believe they are "saviors" for American society, and at the very same time they are exploiting this situation for all it's worth (for personal gain and egoism) .

Not only that, but they have a national (international I guess) platform on which to get facetime.

They come off as very entitled and as if they are speaking from a place of moral highground, even when one of them admits they helped bully the school shooter (while trying to justify it in the same sentence)

Have you ever seen your peers murdered in a mass school shooting?