Ellis Wyatt said:
Gaslighting should be a bannable offense.
Libs lie with incredible ease. Lying is number one in their playbook.
Ellis Wyatt said:
Gaslighting should be a bannable offense.
tunefx said:Dan Carlin said:Ellis Wyatt said:
You know what I find offensive? That Charlie Kirk was assassinated. That Donald Trump was shot in the ear. That another guy was preparing to take him out. The rhetoric has and continues to be over the top from the left and here you are advocating the continued violent speech, which has led to unthinkable hatred and violence. Stop it. Stop it.
What is "violent speech" and how have I advocated for it?
IMO "violent speech" is the president of the United States using a horrible murder perpetrated by a deranged individual to to cast aspersion on all his political opponents.
So, you're ok with all the impeachments and constant lawfare against DJT? Never any violent speech from those attempting to take him down?
Maybe we should hear your definition of violent speech.
Dan Carlin said:Ellis Wyatt said:
You know what I find offensive? That Charlie Kirk was assassinated. That Donald Trump was shot in the ear. That another guy was preparing to take him out. The rhetoric has and continues to be over the top from the left and here you are advocating the continued violent speech, which has led to unthinkable hatred and violence. Stop it. Stop it.
What is "violent speech" and how have I advocated for it?
IMO "violent speech" is the president of the United States using a horrible murder perpetrated by a deranged individual to to cast aspersion on all his political opponents.
DoitBest said:
Yep, have to admit we tried to watch an episode years ago...but we knew back then we'd never watch again...& dang sure aren't starting now...
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HOWEVER, one day you're gonna shoot your mouth off, having become so emboldened on forums/ social media to make bombastic claims &/or spew proven lies that you no longer use a filter; I'm afraid on such an occasion someone will finally have enough & meet you & your Leftist friends' calls for violence with a solid uppercut to your chin that'll immediately drop your ass to the floor like a sack of potatoes!!
Ellis Wyatt said:
Gaslighting should be a bannable offense.
Wildmen03 said:
I was pretty plugged into the news that day and I swear the timeline went like this.
1. Sinclair preempts Kimmel
2. FCC admin then backs them up saying Kimmel was spreading false information about the shooter and his violent rhetoric and lies don't belong on public airwaves
3. Trump then chimes in about Kimmel being a hack and that he was glad he was gone.
And all I hear from the left is that it started with Trump and went backwards from there.
Equinox said:Bill O’Reilly reveals the real reason Disney caved and put Jimmy Kimmel back on the air.
— Vigilant Fox 🦊 (@VigilantFox) September 30, 2025
Hint: “It had nothing to do with freedom of speech at all.”
“The Journal today lays out what I said… the talent agencies in Los Angeles, all left wing, 100%, threatened Disney and Bob Iger… pic.twitter.com/GleF6pbAH9
FireAg said:Ellis Wyatt said:
Gaslighting should be a bannable offense.
If it were, then a ton of Covid-era posters who beat our brains in about "follow the science", "mandate the jab", and "2 weeks to flatten the curve" would have been dismissed long ago…
One can only wish…
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Jimmy Kimmel's suspension isn't just a culture-war flashpoint; it's a governance case study.
Disney's board is facing the kind of real-time risk calculus that many of us in governance roles recognize:
Affiliate revolt: Nexstar and others have already pulled the show.
Advertiser pressure: Sponsors don't want their brands tied to controversy.
Regulatory scrutiny: The FCC has weighed in, raising "public interest" questions.
Reputation risk: Disney's family brand and long-term trust are at stake.
The board's fiduciary duty is clear: they must protect shareholder value, brand integrity, and stakeholder trust, even when that means taking tough action against a star talent.
This isn't about whether one agrees with Jimmy Kimmel. It's about how directors respond when high-profile figures put the enterprise at risk.
If you were advising Disney's board today, what path forward would you recommend:
Reinstatement with apology?
Prolonged suspension?
A clean break via negotiated settlement?
flown-the-coop said:Equinox said:Bill O’Reilly reveals the real reason Disney caved and put Jimmy Kimmel back on the air.
— Vigilant Fox 🦊 (@VigilantFox) September 30, 2025
Hint: “It had nothing to do with freedom of speech at all.”
“The Journal today lays out what I said… the talent agencies in Los Angeles, all left wing, 100%, threatened Disney and Bob Iger… pic.twitter.com/GleF6pbAH9
Correct. See previous post about the 300 plus Hollywood radicals that threatened Disney.
That's not free market. That's inmates running the asylum. Disney could… take a stand but they remain way too woke for that.
Dan Carlin said:Ellis Wyatt said:
You know what I find offensive? That Charlie Kirk was assassinated. That Donald Trump was shot in the ear. That another guy was preparing to take him out. The rhetoric has and continues to be over the top from the left and here you are advocating the continued violent speech, which has led to unthinkable hatred and violence. Stop it. Stop it.
What is "violent speech" and how have I advocated for it?
IMO "violent speech" is the president of the United States using a horrible murder perpetrated by a deranged individual to to cast aspersion on all his political opponents.
Wildmen03 said:
I was pretty plugged into the news that day and I swear the timeline went like this.
1. Sinclair preempts Kimmel
2. FCC admin then backs them up saying Kimmel was spreading false information about the shooter and his violent rhetoric and lies don't belong on public airwaves
3. Trump then chimes in about Kimmel being a hack and that he was glad he was gone.
And all I hear from the left is that it started with Trump and went backwards from there.
Ellis Wyatt said:
You know what I find offensive? That Charlie Kirk was assassinated. That Donald Trump was shot in the ear. That another guy was preparing to take him out. The rhetoric has and continues to be over the top from the left and here you are advocating the continued violent speech, which has led to unthinkable hatred and violence. Stop it. Stop it.
agent-maroon said:Quote:
HOWEVER, one day you're gonna shoot your mouth off, having become so emboldened on forums/ social media to make bombastic claims &/or spew proven lies that you no longer use a filter; I'm afraid on such an occasion someone will finally have enough & meet you & your Leftist friends' calls for violence with a solid uppercut to your chin that'll immediately drop your ass to the floor like a sack of potatoes!!
Trying to remember a social situation where anything of the sort was said out loud by a conservative/Republican/right-leaning individual in mixed company and can't recall a single incident. But I couldn't begin to count the number of times that I've suffered a liberal raising their voice and going off on some misinformed gaslighting diatribe. "Proof by belligerent assertion" is very much a liberal thing in my experience.
But thanks for sharing your violent fantasies about what you would wish on someone with an opposing viewpoint. Speaks volumes...
BREAKING: ABC’s Jimmy Kimmel Live! has shed more than 70% of its key demographic audience since the host’s much-hyped return on September 23, per Fox News.
— Leading Report (@LeadingReport) October 7, 2025
will25u said:BREAKING: ABC’s Jimmy Kimmel Live! has shed more than 70% of its key demographic audience since the host’s much-hyped return on September 23, per Fox News.
— Leading Report (@LeadingReport) October 7, 2025
TheCurl84 said:will25u said:BREAKING: ABC’s Jimmy Kimmel Live! has shed more than 70% of its key demographic audience since the host’s much-hyped return on September 23, per Fox News.
— Leading Report (@LeadingReport) October 7, 2025
I'm curious about the math on this. Is it 70% less than his audience on 9/23, or 70% less than his audience prior to being suspended? On 9/23 he had a huge audience, so that math could be a bit misleading if calculated against that night.
agent-maroon said:
What age group is his "key demographic"? I bet his advertising revenue is hot garbage
I'm guessing communists and ritaards aged 35-70. Advertisers love selling to ritaards though.agent-maroon said:
What age group is his "key demographic"?
Ellis Wyatt said:
The late night "comedy" shows aren't meant to be funny. They're meant to spread propaganda and shape opinions.