Collectively, They are all the same. First it was Hollywood and their know it all attitude that had to learn the hard way.
Namely, movies are simply ENTERTAINMENT, make believe distraction from daily reality for the vast majority of ticket buyers. Contrary to the actor's popular belief, people do not worship them and will not spend money and time to witness their attitudes go off the deep end. They can stay home and watch CNN for that.

OOPS:

CNN along with most of the rest are sinking in the swamp along with their advertisers, who are taking it on the chin because of the liberal news commentators who pose as journalists. People just tune them out and watch sports for that...

OOPs:

The NFL and perhaps other pro sports failed to learn the lesson
that people tune in to watch a game of football, not a rehash of BLM and NAACP symbolism. Now, the billionaire owners and the sponsoring advertisers will be the next to go...

Liberals never learn. I guess that is why they are called liberals.

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: “Well, how about that; it turns out that there’s even more

: that the government and taxpayers do for those players than
: just show up at their games and buy their overpriced
: jerseys. Apparently, our hard earned tax dollars are going
: to help out with those stadiums that we only get to enter
: when we pay an additional fee,” Kat from Freedom Daily
: reported.

: Sadly for the anti-American NFL, empty stadiums and plummeting
: viewership could soon be the least of their worries. If
: these subsidies suddenly end, all the NFL would have to
: fork out their own money to construct and maintain these
: extravagant stadiums, which means they’d have no choice but
: to listen to their furious fans and put an end to these
: protests.

: fans who want to have their voice heard can now contact the
: official sponsors of the NFL and let them know their
: thoughts.

: This list is compiled from a number of sources, including the
: NFL and the companies listed. If we are missing an official
: sponsor, or one of these companies is no longer a sponsor,
: please let us know and we will update the list.

: Please be respectful when contacting these companies. Most do
: value your opinion, and do not deserve your anger. Direct
: that to the NFL and the players.This list is constantly
: being updated, so please check back and share it.

: Anheuser-Busch – (614) 888-6644
: Barclaycard US – 1 (866) 928-8598
: Bose – 1 (800) 380-4831
: Bridgestone – 1 (866) 775-6480
: Campbell’s Soup Company – 1 (800) 257-8443
: Castrol – 1-800-462-0835
: Courtyard Marriott – 1-800-721-7033
: Dairy Management, Inc. (Fuel Up to Play 60) – (847) 803-2000
: Dannon – 1-(877) 326-6668
: Extreme Networks – 1.888.257.3000
: FedEx – 1 (800) 463-3339
: Frito-Lay – 1 (800) 352-4477
: Gatorade – 1-800-884-2867
: Hyundai Motor America – (844) 462-5557
: Mars Snackfood – 908-850-1753
: Microsoft – 1(888) 800 4665
: Nationwide – 1 (877) 669-6877
: News America – 1 (800) 462-0852
: Nike
: Papa John’s – 1 877-547-7272
: Pepsi – 1-800-433-2652
: Procter & Gamble – 1-513-983-1100
: Quaker – (312) 821-1000
: Verizon
: Visa – (650) 432-3200
: USAA – 1 (800) 365-8722
: Zebra Technologies (847) 634 6700

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