Over the past week, activists have been targeting Tucker Carlson trying to get advertisers to

pull from his program.

And it's working.

His show on Fox News has lost around 20 or so corporate sponsors, and the Hollywood

reporter notes that his commercial segments have noticeably fewer ads in them.

There's an interesting overlap between what's happening with Tucker and what's happening

with Sargon on Patreon.

In both circumstances, activists have targeted things they've said and pulled them out of

context to use as weapons.

They won't debate your ideas, they just want to go for your money.

With Tucker Carlson, they're claiming that he's had all immigrants, that immigration

in general is making our country poor and dirtier when that's not what he was talking about.

In the instance of Sargon, they're taking his statements where he used the language of

his harassers against them and claiming he was targeting people based on their race or

whatever.

When Evan with Sargon is very similar to what Sarah Jong did, Sarah Jong was using the

language of her harassers and the left defended her, saying that we understand why she did

it.

Sargon, they don't defend him.

In fact, far left activists targeted another platform he was using to try and get him removed.

Sargon was banned from Patreon, at least we believe he was banned, because far right or

alt-right or white nationalist, where I want to call it, targeted Patreon pretending to

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