According to a recent article by a never Trump Republican by the name of Tim Miller writing
for the bulwark. These conservatives out there who keep crying about being
censored are the victims of cancel culture, which there is no shortage of those kinds of
people on the right. Uh, they're actually doing better than ever. And Miller points out several
individuals who claim that they have been censored over the last couple of years and points out the
fact that they really in truly are doing better than ever. One of them, Steven Crowder, you know,
right-wing, um, pundit comedian. I don't really know what he would classify himself as kind of a
less funny Howard stern, but, uh, either way Crowder has well over a million subscribers on
YouTube, over a million followers on Twitter, goes out there and makes these absolutely ridiculously
racist and homophobic and transphobic videos, and then cries when people call him out for it.
And he gets rewarded for all of his crying. I mean, the guy's a millionaire now because of all
these videos where he's allegedly being censored diamond and soak another great example no longer
on Fox news, but the two of them got a massive new contract from Newsmax TV. So wouldn't exactly call
that censorship. Would you? Oh, sure. They may have been banned from Facebook, but you're still
raking in hundreds of thousands of dollars. If not more off of these highly lucrative contracts. Uh,
here's a little bit of what Miller wrote here. Uh, it's not just the politicians, the most fanatical
cancel culture. Cassandra's our political commentators who claimed that their voices
are being silenced. Let's be clear about what's happening. These crisis actors are using a problem
affecting other people out in the real world in order to get attention by posturing as victims
20 years ago, these people would have been sitting at home and writing five letters to the
editor per day and complaining to the bartender about how they aren't getting published today.
Their stars, there are victims of cancel culture, a culture out there in the United States. Uh,
David PackMan on Monday pointed out on Twitter. Two of the biggest victims of cancel culture
in the last 20 years have been Colin Kaepernick and the Dixie chicks,
both individuals or in the case of Dixie chicks, a music group that were canceled by Republicans.
Let's not forget the Dixie chicks, right? Um, back in Oh three Oh four ish. Uh, they came out and
said that it was embarrassing that they were from Texas because George W. Bush is also from Texas.
And that led to radio stations all across the South, engaging in Dixie chicks, CD burnings,
where they would get together and destroy Dixie chicks, CDs. They were forbidden from playing
them on the air anymore. And the Dixie chicks unfortunately kind of disappeared after that.
Colin Kaepernick taking a stand by taking knee, getting kicked out of the NFL for it, even at a
time when we are desperately in the NFL in need of good quarterbacks, which Kaepernick certainly is,
but nobody will take him back to instances of cancel culture by Republicans, where the victims
remained victims versus these yahoos, like people like Candace Owens, who wide about cancel culture?
Well, she just got a new show with a new said, ah, it looks like a nice little daytime talk
show where she's pretending to be a Dr. Phil type, but ranting about conservative politics. She even
has a little cancel corner on her show to talk about all this ridiculous, cancel culture, crap.
These people as Miller correctly, points out are essentially crisis actors. They understand
that they can bolster their audience. They can boost their views by whining and crying
about allegedly being censored and all the while they're low information, viewers believe them.
And every time they click, every time they tune in, they're putting more money into the pockets
of these Grifters. And that is exactly what these people are Grifters of the highest order.