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What's interesting is ignoring his audience that identifies his sense of humor and understands the context of 'Death to all Jews'. He wants what most people wa
by CommanderData 10y ago
What's interesting is ignoring his audience that identifies his sense of humor and understands the context of 'Death to all Jews'.
He wants what most people want, to make a living and Disney withdrawing as sponsor will likely not hurt. A bigger issue is WSJ and co efforts to have his ads pulled altogether.
- dragontamer 10y agoOh noes! Newspapers are talking about him! You know the WSJ has absolutely no power over advertisers, aside from the SAME freedom of speech powers that PDP has.
- drakonandor 10y agoWSJ definitely has the power to ruin your reputation overnight, even if you don't deserve it. You could not do the same to them.
- dragontamer 10y agoI'll believe it if pdp loses subscribers. For now, it just looks like he lost some sponsors.