And by "they" I'm referring to American communists and their apologists.by "they" I am referring to American fascists and their apologists.
See how that works?
It never ends.
And by "they" I'm referring to American communists and their apologists.by "they" I am referring to American fascists and their apologists.
No, this isn't really a place for a False Balance argument, if there ever was one. This is affecting people in all manor of industries already. If it's not affecting you, and isn't likely to, that doesn't make it less apparent. In any case I'm going to leave it at that, since this isn't really the forum for it.And by "they" I'm referring to American communists and their apologists.
See how that works?
It never ends.
Then you probably shouldn’t have initially taken it there by derailing the thread with that original specious statement which you clearly believed nobody would challenge.No, this isn't really a place for a False Balance argument, if there ever was one.
On the contrary. I just think a bunch of nobodies would challenge it. And I'm right.Then you probably shouldn’t have initially taken it there with the original specious statement that you clearly believed nobody would challenge.
This.I'm going to leave it at that, since this isn't really the forum for it.
We'll certainly look back on Discovery as the peak of Trek being inclusive.I hate to get into this, since it edges into politics, but reportedly Trump is demanding Paramount drop "all DEI" in order to have the merger go forward.
Considering the weirdness in how "DEI" is now interpreted, this could mean huge differences in casting and story construction going forward.
Mediation is reportedly set to start today, Day 101 of Donald Trump‘s second term, between Trump’s legal team and that of Paramount Global, parent company of CBS, to try to resolve the president’s $20 billion lawsuit against the network over the way that a 60 Minutes interview with Kamala Harris was edited.
As Paramount Global seeks Trump administration approval of its merger with Skydance, the company is anxious to close the deal, and the lawsuit is viewed as a hang-up. The president has said that he is asking for “a lot” to settle the case.
There’s a reason so many at CBS News, and 60 Minutes in particular, are dismayed at the idea of a settlement: Many legal experts see Trump’s lawsuit as dubious. CBS lawyers have made that argument in their filings in the case, and a monetary settlement likely would be seen as a payoff to pave the way for eventual regulatory approval.
Just Trump trying to get his beak wet, as any other mob boss would.![]()
Trump 101: Why POTUS’ Lawsuit Against CBS Over ‘60 Minutes’ Is Seen As Dubious – Analysis
There's a reason why so many at CBS News are dismayed at the prospect of a settlement in Donald Trump's $20 billion lawsuit. An analysis of the case.deadline.com
Just Trump trying to get his beak wet, as any other mob boss would.
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