That's on par with Jake Alley's "breadlines? that sounds wonderful, everyone gets free bread everyday."
Uh, you're not a good example at all. Your state, and the district you ran in, is massively saturated with Democratic infrastructure. Nobody giving resources to you was helping the Democratic Party and especially weren't helping the Democratic Party win general election races in swing states. But whatever the case, I encourage Democratic donors to listen to you so that more obviously doomed quixotic bids by social media "stars" can waste tens of millions of dollars on building their "skills" in "fundraising, compliance, NGP, GOTA and other bread and butter election skills" so they can run future politics based scams on the basis of their being a failed candidate.
Wait, I know this one! Brianna Wu is going to compare YouTube ranters to GamerGate and 4chan and Donald Trump.SUPER EXCITED!!!! I'm sure this documentary will tease out the nuanced philosophical and social challenges surrounding free speech and big tech and John will walk away with a deeper understanding of the multifaceted texture of all manner of controversial topics.
GIVE ME YOUR MONEY SO I CAN POCKET MOST OF IT AND DO THE SAME WORTHLESS TACTIC OF SITTING AT HOME AND TWEETING ALL DAY
LOLOL. Lolcows like John just love to act like anyone who doesn't agree with their shit hot takes are sockpuppets or bots, as if it's impossible for people to post their true and actual thoughts online without hiding behind a fake account.
*cough* agent *cough*
He is whatever Brianna needs him to be an expert on. Except for technology or areas where he makes him look like an utter buffoon.
As I recall, CNN spent something like $300 million on CNN+, and only managed a pathetic 150k subscribers. And of those subscribers, they got less than 10k viewers per day, which is worse than a local news channel. Considering it was a streaming service that didn't even let you watch a live CNN feed (which would at least add something of value, if CNN were worth watching anyway) and only let you view pre-produced shows about the news, it's a no-brainer why practically nobody signed up for it or used it. The new Warner boss didn't like it from the start either, so it was pretty much inevitable it'd get axed.
So he wants a service that shows him things he doesn't like and thinks this could be a massive "space" to succeed in? He knows that TV already exists right? That there's probably hundreds of channels he could watch that aren't things he wants?
How would expanding access to people who don't have COVID decrease the constraint on supplies of drugs to fight COVID? Wouldn't the same thing that happened with tests happen where a bunch of Blue Checks bought up entire store supplies and hoarded them while doing literally everything they could to avoid catching COVID? Remember when you whined because the government limited the free tests you could get because they bought up the entire supply off the market and there weren't more to give away?
