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Oh no, far to the contrary, this is funny as hell. The fact that Alex Jones isn't there makes it even funnier. And they got all of the stuff and the brands. Th
by bcdtttt 2y ago
Oh no, far to the contrary, this is funny as hell. The fact that Alex Jones isn't there makes it even funnier.
And they got all of the stuff and the brands. The chemical brands, the infowars brands, all of it.
- mvelbaum 2y agoFirst of all, a judge just overturned this thing, so I hope you're still laughing. Secondly, if they really paid money for this, they're idiots because InfoWars is meaningless without Alex. He will just start "The Alex Jones Network" and recapture his audience. All that said, I see that I got downvoted by woke idiots even though I don't even watch Alex Jones.
- trolan 2y agoIt has been paused based on normal steps in bankruptcy proceedings[0]. > A court hearing is typically held after a bankruptcy auction to finalize the winning bids and sales, and to hear any objections, so the process in Jones's case hasn't strayed far from the usual — yet. [0] https://www.cbc.ca/news/world/onion-infowars-court-1.7385221 https://www.cbc.ca/news/world/onion-infowars-court-1.7385221 Also try and cut out the name calling, especially when you're incorrect.
- mvelbaum 2y agoWhen it comes to trusting the fake news outlet CBC or Alex Jones, I'd go with Jones on this one: https://x.com/glennbeck/status/1857529776866574769 https://x.com/glennbeck/status/1857529776866574769
- bcdtttt 2y agoTrusting Alex Jones is a bold strategy. And not one for anyone who has any media literacy, but you do you!
- bcdtttt 2y agoYou seem to think that I care about the audience. It's funny because it's a puppeteer piloting the shambling corpse of Jones's products around to mock him. A constant reminder of his failure he'll see every day.