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re: Gina Carano signs with Ben Shapiro's Daily Wire for new movie project
Posted on 2/12/21 at 5:28 pm to Roaad
Posted on 2/12/21 at 5:28 pm to Roaad
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Cancel= I don't want to hear or buy, so I have to make sure nobody can hear or buy
How does this apply to Carano exactly
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They and their music went progressive, conservatives stopped listening. Pretty simple. They didn't call on the execs and their sponsors to drop them, and also demand they be deplatformed.
Oh?
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Many American country music listeners supported the war, and Maines's remark triggered a backlash in the United States.[42] The Dixie Chicks were blacklisted by thousands of country radio stations,[43] and the band members received death threats.[44] Maines issued an apology, saying her remark had been disrespectful; in 2006 she rescinded the apology, saying she felt Bush deserved no respect.[43] The backlash damaged sales of their music and sales of their next album and tour.[45]
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The same year, the American Red Cross refused a $1 million promotional partnership from the Dixie Chicks.[47] The organization did not publicize the refusal; it was revealed by the Chicks themselves in a May 2006 interview on The Howard Stern Show on Sirius Satellite Radio.[48] According to National Red Cross spokesperson Julie Thurmond Whitmer, the band would have made the donation "only if the American Red Cross would embrace the band's [2003] summer tour".[49] Whitmer further said: The Dixie Chicks controversy made it impossible for the American Red Cross to associate itself with the band because such association would have violated two of the founding principles of the organization: impartiality and neutrality ... Should the Dixie Chicks like to make an unconditional financial donation to the American Red Cross, we will gladly accept it.[49]
Sounds pretty familiar
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Posted on 2/12/21 at 7:37 pm to wildtigercat93
quote:Quote the part of my post that referred to Carano.
How does this apply to Carano exactly
Get back to me at your earliest convenience
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This post was edited on 2/12/21 at 7:40 pm
Posted on 2/12/21 at 7:43 pm to wildtigercat93
quote:Country music fans disliked the remarks.
Many American country music listeners supported the war, and Maines's remark triggered a backlash in the United States.[42] The Dixie Chicks were blacklisted by thousands of country radio stations,[43] and the band members received death threats.[44] Maines issued an apology, saying her remark had been disrespectful; in 2006 she rescinded the apology, saying she felt Bush deserved no respect.[43] The backlash damaged sales of their music and sales of their next album and tour.[45]
Station blacklists were individual decisions by owners.
Unless you have evidence to the contrary?
quote:They refused to ACCEPT money from the Chicks.
ame year, the American Red Cross refused a $1 million promotional partnership from the Dixie Chicks.[47] The organization did not publicize the refusal; it was revealed by the Chicks themselves in a May 2006 interview on The Howard Stern Show on Sirius Satellite Radio.[48] According to National Red Cross spokesperson Julie Thurmond Whitmer, the band would have made the donation "only if the American Red Cross would embrace the band's [2003] summer tour".[49] Whitmer further said: The Dixie Chicks controversy made it impossible for the American Red Cross to associate itself with the band because such association would have violated two of the founding principles of the organization: impartiality and neutrality ... Should the Dixie Chicks like to make an unconditional financial donation to the American Red Cross, we will gladly accept it.[49]
Yeah. . .
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