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It's a free country and a guy made a decision regarding what he was willing to have HIS company say publicly. It was his call to make. His company. Privately fu
by SavageBeast 2y ago
It's a free country and a guy made a decision regarding what he was willing to have HIS company say publicly. It was his call to make. His company. Privately funded. He's got the right to run it any way he sees fit. You have the right to cancel subscriptions and decline to read it. Advertisers have the right to flee. Everyone has a choice. Thats how this whole America thing works.
Besides, who was making their decision based on the Washington Post's editorial board endorsement anyhow?
- freejazz 2y agoYou could have just said "no." Also, I don't think it's a traditional feature of America to have highly concentrated media ownership.
- ajross 2y agoThe linked article is literally about people being upset about that and exercising exactly the same freedom to cancel their subscriptions, though. In which direction are you arguing?