Anonymous wrote:The Washington Post doesn't owe her a platform. She can buy her own printing press.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:If you work for a newspaper don’t insult the paper’s owner.
So then. wealthy person can just buy good press for themselves? Why would that be a good thing?
In case you haven’t realized most employees aren’t free to insult their employer without consequences.
My God you people are stupid. We're talking about a free press here. The press needs to be free to speak the truth as they see it and understand it. Freedom of speech means we're allowed to criticize politicians and billionaires. Billionaires buying and controlling the press is a BAD THING and you're too stupid to see that. This kind of stupid is dangerous.
Are stories or any other cartoons ever shot down?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:If you work for a newspaper don’t insult the paper’s owner.
So then. wealthy person can just buy good press for themselves? Why would that be a good thing?
In case you haven’t realized most employees aren’t free to insult their employer without consequences.
My God you people are stupid. We're talking about a free press here. The press needs to be free to speak the truth as they see it and understand it. Freedom of speech means we're allowed to criticize politicians and billionaires. Billionaires buying and controlling the press is a BAD THING and you're too stupid to see that. This kind of stupid is dangerous.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Who will hire her knowing she will write cartoons critiquing them?
The Atlantic has been recruiting WashPo journalists.
LOL, so billionaire owners are fine as long as it is the "right" kind of billionaire that agrees with you. At least Bezos actually made his own money.
I have nothing against billionaire owners; I do have something against owners who obstruct a free press, as well as owners of news organizations who contribute to presidential inaugurations.
No, you don't. Kamala Harris has been heavily bankrolled by Laurene Powell Jobs and the Atlantic has been used to try to stifle "free press" on Substack and undermine narratives in the press that don't align with her political ideology. David Geffen hugely bankrolled Obama. Stop trying to act principled about this.
Anonymous wrote:For all those who think political cartoons should be funny, this links to a couple commemorating the 20th anniversary of 9/11: https://www.sbsun.com/2021/09/11/twenty-years-after-9-11-political-cartoons/
Political cartoons are editorial opinions. They aren't supposed to be funny like Garfield.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:If you work for a newspaper don’t insult the paper’s owner.
So then. wealthy person can just buy good press for themselves? Why would that be a good thing?
In case you haven’t realized most employees aren’t free to insult their employer without consequences.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Who will hire her knowing she will write cartoons critiquing them?
The Atlantic has been recruiting WashPo journalists.
LOL, so billionaire owners are fine as long as it is the "right" kind of billionaire that agrees with you. At least Bezos actually made his own money.
I have nothing against billionaire owners; I do have something against owners who obstruct a free press, as well as owners of news organizations who contribute to presidential inaugurations.
No, you don't. Kamala Harris has been heavily bankrolled by Laurene Powell Jobs and the Atlantic has been used to try to stifle "free press" on Substack and undermine narratives in the press that don't align with her political ideology. David Geffen hugely bankrolled Obama. Stop trying to act principled about this.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Who will hire her knowing she will write cartoons critiquing them?
The Atlantic has been recruiting WashPo journalists.
LOL, so billionaire owners are fine as long as it is the "right" kind of billionaire that agrees with you. At least Bezos actually made his own money.
I have nothing against billionaire owners; I do have something against owners who obstruct a free press, as well as owners of news organizations who contribute to presidential inaugurations.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Who will hire her knowing she will write cartoons critiquing them?
The Atlantic has been recruiting WashPo journalists.
LOL, so billionaire owners are fine as long as it is the "right" kind of billionaire that agrees with you. At least Bezos actually made his own money.
Anonymous wrote:Nail in the free press coffin.