Die Faster Please

The Contrarian has a new post up about the "Decline and Fall of the Chicago [Slum] Times." There's a linked "fund-raising video" that features two people - wife beater Steinberg and racist grievance-monger Moperah:

• "The Sun-Times, I think, is an attitude," columnist Neil Steinberg is heard saying about journalism in the 30-second fundraising video that non-subscribers are compelled to endure so they can read an article on the Chicago Sun-Times’ website.

  Steinberg is an appropriate representative for the Sun-Times. An irritable and haughty liberal with a checkered personal life, it's understandable that the video — which at first was only 15 seconds long — is unlikely to be an effective fundraising tool.

  Only two people speak in the video. Steinberg, who is 64, and the recently retired Mary Mitchell, who is further to the left of Steinberg, is 70.

Not the two we'd put on camera if we were soliciting money from normal people, but from elderly boomer libtards who believe their bullshit....well, everyone knows progressives don't have money.  

The article explores how the Sun Times failed - and continues to fail - to adapt to the new realities of information and how instead, they hung their hat on a "scoop" involving CPD Officers who were (A) exercising their Right to freely associate with others off-duty or (B) who got roped into an email list under exaggerated circumstances over a philosophy that two hacks found objectionable in the new progressive era....the progressive era that's currently burning to the ground.

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