Good on him. He apologized and also spoke about what the real issue here is. You are a fool if you think the wall street journal gives a shit about the anti semitic jokes. What they do care about is all the clicks they will get by decreasing someone elses influence while raking in that sweet clickbait cash. They just…

I think that we need to stop trying to make fucking #movements out of everything and exercise our most potent right as consumers.

Yeah, I’m kind of torn-ish. I didn’t see the video in question, but the description sounds like the joke’s intent was to point out that people will write even the most atrocious thing on a sign and hold it up for $5, but he didn’t think through the natural consequence that it would result in him laughing at a horribly…

The simple fact is that the Wall Street Journal is suffering the same fate of most print media, collapsing revenues in the face of a public that no longer wants to pay for the opinions of a random individual when they can simply watch another random individual express their opinions on Youtube or Facebook for free.

While i think what he did it’s dumb, it’s clear that antisemitism was never the goal if you watch those videos. If he really wanted to push those ideologies, he didn’t even need to be “subtle” about it, he just needed to go on Twitter and spew that shit, just like JonTron does (and i haven’t seen anything about…