Such an interesting turn of events. One could argue Crowder certainly had "bad form" in how he wanted to address the issue of Big Conservative Conglomerates coordinating with Big Tech to put out Big Voices to influence and steer the conversation. But how else would you even broach the conversation, that in the age where Old Guard media is being discredited and dismantled, and alt-media has been exposed for the influence grift game that it is, that independent influencers are being asked to get into deals that essentially involve a direct conflict of their interests in (ultimately) doing the bidding of Big Tech?
The fact that Daily Wire voices have responded the way they have shows a lot. ALSO, didn't most of these people recently come out against PDJT after the midterms?
Read that last sentence again.
>Conservatives need to be more discerning when told something by a popular personality
Oh, no kidding. Most people are full of shit regardless of political affiliation. Conservatives are just as guilty of "Fit into this mold, otherwise you are toxic and literally destroying the Republic" as liberals are. Of course, it's not just limited to conservatives and liberals, but I digress.
Love ya, Kari!