“... facts don’t ACTUALLY matter to them”

Hometown!  I got to sit in the traffic jam created by that gaffe.

Because that’s not really how sponsorships work. Think of it like paying for billboard space. Doesn’t matter if it’s the biggest or best billboard, just matters that people see it and it gets you or your product attention. Your car can finish dead last in a race, but if enough people see your logo and spend money on…

it’s sorta like pickup trucks-- the clean one’s aren’t the one’s that get used like a truck!

Just another car to fix in their shop but it’s going to take Sue at least 2 weeks to get the crap stains out of the upholstery and it’s going to cost extra.

Ironic that this is the first hellcat I’ve seen without splitter protectors in a while and it could have used them.

“So if you’re going to pull a random rant about a dead guy remotely related to cars who used to date underage girls...”

Nobody is calling him Jimmy Saville, that man was a literal rapist and the devil incarnate. But it’s not great, and it’s worse because he’s Paul Walker. When it’s some middling dude with no prospects who winds up with a 16 year old because they’re impressionable and fall or an older man then while it is creepy and…

When? Never, because the same reason nobody on Jalop addresses another dead loser, Henry Ford. People tend not to throw dirt on the dead, because it’s just not as cathartic. Because they’re now dead, nobody cares.

Less than half his age?

Maybe this is just me speaking for myself, but I think dating someone less than half your age is intrinsically creepy.

So this won’t be popular but screw it. It was wrong for him to date girls under 18. He should have been punished for it, and it’s a shame he wasn’t. However, this just doesn’t have the same creepy vibe that Michael Jackson or Jimmy Saville had.

It makes no sense. I feel like he giving Lexus grief but no other marker where almost every other car marker makes a sport model of almost every single car and SUV.

not if they were in only blue states.

Haha right. They don't trust youtube so much that they still use it. Also, my argument wasn't that every single one would follow this pattern. Only that the net sub count across right wing youtube will be far more than 2.5 million.

FWIW I don’t like Alex or his program. But banning him was just about the worst thing that could have been done for the left. Think about 2.5 million angry youtube subscribers and how many of them will subscribe to new users who voice their sympathies over Alex. The net boost in right wing subscription numbers is…

Nah. To be honest, the left will be just fine. At least a jackass who was encouraging conflict and spreading lies -- sometimes literally selling snake oil -- is losing his voice and his inane money spigot.

The point wasn’t to hurt a political party, the point was that Alex Jones was breaking the law and becoming a massive liability for the platforms.

There’s no “the left”, only public corporations enforcing their policies (finally).

The Fast and Furious at Surge Pricing and Bullshit Cleanup Charges.