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"I think it's a good decision!" Ben Shapiro defends Robert Kraft canceling Macklemore for criticizing Israel, saying his only concern is the "Streisand effect." "Kraft was right!" host Bill Hemmer insists (after positively highlighting Kraft's spy network in Gillette Stadium).

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Chris Menahan 🇺🇸27 days ago

Translation: Canceling people to advance our ethnic interests is great—the only issue is the backlash we may receive!

James McCahill27 days ago

Robert Kraft is American Jew personified. Billionaire pervert hypocrite.

Seethroughitall27 days ago

Did anyone think he would say anything else?

🪩27 days ago

oh, Robert Kraft.... the guy in the epste!n files? hmm interesting...

New York Jets (Parody)27 days ago

We know

YourSusNarrator (backup account)27 days ago

Kraft has demonstrated exactly how in control the Zionists / Israel lobby are of every American’s daily life. Claiming it’s an anti-Jewish trope is just a bad faith cover for an inignorable malicious agenda.

rida 4 life27 days ago

@FoxNews saying the sex predator Robert Kraft of the @Patriots is a good man is hilarious. He paid Asians for sex then bought his way out of a criminal charge. @NFL shame on the nfl.

Mark27 days ago

Foxnews and “rightwing” Jews like Shapiro, spent years criticizing cancel culture. However they cheer it against anyone criticizing Israel.

Truthhurtssomuch27 days ago

These idiots are trying to control free speech which if it were up to Trump would have been long gone! Money buys silence as well as a warped sense of what is right and wrong with this country. Thank you Mr. Trump for dividing the US and the whole world for that matter!

Mr. OGPaint27 days ago

History will be unkind to Ben Shapiro, he is a naked propagandist for the most toxic and murderous policies on earth.

Hse27 days ago

Zionazi little bitch . He doesnt even believe in the constitution. He is willing to throw 350 million Americans under the bus for "israel".

qqgold14 ✝️27 days ago

So the lesson seems to be American businesses can banned Pro-Israel Zionists then

Sir William Wallaceforce27 days ago

The Ajenda Cartel in action… A modern version of the Jewish mob micromanaging American culture to promote the Z’ist agenda.

Chris Nelson 🏝️🇺🇸27 days ago

This is the garbage my boomer dad watches.

Lil Scoob27 days ago

Robert Kraft is in the Epstein files.

Mr. Ryan James27 days ago

Remember when the left said this about the “private” social media platforms censoring the right wing? Suddenly the “right wing” is opposed to free speech

Livefree Ordie27 days ago

lol these stupid jews think this is going to go over well with the goy. hey retards it's about to be country 110. better wake the fuck up.

Jordan27 days ago

They 100% are astroturfing Macklemore and ruining Ed Sheerans career by doing all this. Everyone forgot about Macklemore.

Mo Noorzay27 days ago

FREE PALESTINE 🇵🇸

Lorenzo27 days ago

Wasn't he in the Files?

goldie27 days ago

Yeah, this asshole would...along with Fox Jews Network.

rida 4 life27 days ago

I hate @FoxNews I’m sorry Christ but please give me strength to forgive these people.

Lucha Dad27 days ago

"spewing nonsense" that f'n dirt bag should get get punted .

Lsles27 days ago

This is the same ppl who were screaming cancel culture

Venable Holdings27 days ago

Macklemore have a long history of speaking on his mind

Curiosity Curator27 days ago

Robert Kraft. Hmmm. Where have I heard that name before? 🤔

Justin Poirier27 days ago

Robert Kraft is the guy that got caught soliciting sex in massage parlors and is listed multiple times in the Epstein files..

Torch058427 days ago

Of course they drag this little minion out

Venable Holdings27 days ago

How does this Twink faggots even sit in front of a camera?

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AOC crying about Macklemore getting dropped from a tour is hilarious. I think there’s a term for that, AOC… maybe CANCEL CULTURE? Oh, the irony. When the Left tries to deplatform someone or pull people off the air, they call it "accountability." But when a private property owner decides what happens on his own stage, everyone starts losing their minds. I can't take the hypocrisy. Macklemore had the right to speak out, Robert Kraft had the right to control his venue, Ed Sheeran had the right to protect his crew's paychecks, and ticket holders had the right to walk. Everyone exercised their rights, but is AOC only complaining because a property owner said "no" to their Free Palestine agenda. She’s just playing the Left’s game where you either say what the mob wants, or they’ll eat you alive

AOC crying about Macklemore getting dropped from a tour is hilarious. I think there’s a term for that, AOC… maybe CANCEL CULTURE? Oh, the irony. When the Left tries to deplatform someone or pull people off the air, they call it "accountability." But when a private property owner decides what happens on his own stage, everyone starts losing their minds. I can't take the hypocrisy. Macklemore had the right to speak out, Robert Kraft had the right to control his venue, Ed Sheeran had the right to protect his crew's paychecks, and ticket holders had the right to walk. Everyone exercised their rights, but is AOC only complaining because a property owner said "no" to their Free Palestine agenda. She’s just playing the Left’s game where you either say what the mob wants, or they’ll eat you alive

Glenn Beck

75,169 views • 26 days ago

I agree with Dave. The frame that most of the media has run with here is absurd. Macklemore is not some brave dissident being silenced for uttering the words “Free Palestine.” Drake just put out a song in which he included a line saying "Pray for Gaza" and no one is going to be banning him from stadiums. Macklemore is a washed-up, increasingly irrelevant (aside from doing shit like this to stay in the news) rapper who used his opening slot for one of the world’s most beloved musicians to subject a captive audience to an anti-Western political grievance rally. The objection is not simply that he expressed sympathy for Palestinians or wrongly accused Israel of genocide. He performed “Hind’s Hall,” his anthem celebrating the lawless activists who vandalized and occupied Hamilton Hall at Columbia—trapping and harassing a janitor inside—and used the stage to praise radical organizations including Columbia University Apartheid Divest, a group that explicitly endorsed the murder of Americans in the October 7th massacre and has called for “unrest and violence in America” in service of efforts to “undermine and eradicate America.” This is also a man who previously appeared onstage dressed as a hooked-nose Jewish caricature and has suggested George W. Bush carried out the 9/11 attacks. He is not merely “pro-Palestinian.” He is a conspiratorial provocateur who generates attention by turning concerts into political spectacles and alienating large portions of the far more famous and talented Ed Sheeran’s audience. Robert Kraft owns Gillette Stadium. He is entitled to decide that it will not provide a platform for someone with that record. More broadly, it is encouraging to see prominent American Jews finally show some spine: defending themselves aggressively, punching back, and refusing to recede into the background while Islamist sympathizers dishonestly recast themselves as victims. I’m glad to see Macklemore face some actual consequences for being a dirtbag beyond merely having to take a field trip to the local Holocaust museum. There is a legitimate question of strategy—not whether Kraft had the right to bar Macklemore, but whether doing so was wise. Before Kraft’s intervention, Macklemore was a washed-up rapper desperately grasping for relevance. Now he is a martyr, other artists have quit Sheeran’s tour in solidarity, and his defenders can portray him as the victim of a powerful billionaire class determined to silence pro-Palestinian speech. You cannot cancel people into liking you, and Jewish organizations have only so much institutional capital to expend. Wasting it on Macklemore risks making him more prominent, reinforcing his preferred narrative, and associating Jews with the cancellation of musicians while accomplishing nothing meaningful against antisemitism. Kraft could instead have let him perform—and let Americans boo him, reject him, and defeat his arguments in a free and open society. But that strategic miscalculation does not transform Macklemore into the persecuted party or make the objections to his conduct any less legitimate. Ultimately, though, I'm with Dave and Bob Kraft on this one.

I agree with Dave. The frame that most of the media has run with here is absurd. Macklemore is not some brave dissident being silenced for uttering the words “Free Palestine.” Drake just put out a song in which he included a line saying "Pray for Gaza" and no one is going to be banning him from stadiums. Macklemore is a washed-up, increasingly irrelevant (aside from doing shit like this to stay in the news) rapper who used his opening slot for one of the world’s most beloved musicians to subject a captive audience to an anti-Western political grievance rally. The objection is not simply that he expressed sympathy for Palestinians or wrongly accused Israel of genocide. He performed “Hind’s Hall,” his anthem celebrating the lawless activists who vandalized and occupied Hamilton Hall at Columbia—trapping and harassing a janitor inside—and used the stage to praise radical organizations including Columbia University Apartheid Divest, a group that explicitly endorsed the murder of Americans in the October 7th massacre and has called for “unrest and violence in America” in service of efforts to “undermine and eradicate America.” This is also a man who previously appeared onstage dressed as a hooked-nose Jewish caricature and has suggested George W. Bush carried out the 9/11 attacks. He is not merely “pro-Palestinian.” He is a conspiratorial provocateur who generates attention by turning concerts into political spectacles and alienating large portions of the far more famous and talented Ed Sheeran’s audience. Robert Kraft owns Gillette Stadium. He is entitled to decide that it will not provide a platform for someone with that record. More broadly, it is encouraging to see prominent American Jews finally show some spine: defending themselves aggressively, punching back, and refusing to recede into the background while Islamist sympathizers dishonestly recast themselves as victims. I’m glad to see Macklemore face some actual consequences for being a dirtbag beyond merely having to take a field trip to the local Holocaust museum. There is a legitimate question of strategy—not whether Kraft had the right to bar Macklemore, but whether doing so was wise. Before Kraft’s intervention, Macklemore was a washed-up rapper desperately grasping for relevance. Now he is a martyr, other artists have quit Sheeran’s tour in solidarity, and his defenders can portray him as the victim of a powerful billionaire class determined to silence pro-Palestinian speech. You cannot cancel people into liking you, and Jewish organizations have only so much institutional capital to expend. Wasting it on Macklemore risks making him more prominent, reinforcing his preferred narrative, and associating Jews with the cancellation of musicians while accomplishing nothing meaningful against antisemitism. Kraft could instead have let him perform—and let Americans boo him, reject him, and defeat his arguments in a free and open society. But that strategic miscalculation does not transform Macklemore into the persecuted party or make the objections to his conduct any less legitimate. Ultimately, though, I'm with Dave and Bob Kraft on this one.

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51,782 views • 26 days ago

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Robert Kraft should cancel Ed Sheeran’s Gillette Stadium dates on September 25 and 26, and replace it with a NOVA Fundraiser featuring: Noa Kirel David Draiman 🟦🇺🇸🇮🇱✡️☮️ Dana International Omer Adam Static and Ben El Offer Nissim Stephane Legar Eden Golan Yuval Raphael Noam Bettan Alon Ohel John Ondrasik Because Macklemore—a bigoted clown who has dressed in despicable Jew Face—glorified October 7th with his anthem “Hind’s Hall” as part of his opener for Ed Sheeran, replete with “Free Palestine” chants. Look at his own lyrics, where he explicitly excuses atrocities under the banner of historical struggle, rapping: 🎶“Who gets the right to defend and who gets the right of resistance / Has always been about dollars and the color of your pigment..." 🎶 He then attempts to rationalize modern terrorism by declaring, 🎶 “History been repeating for the last seventy-five / The Nakba never ended, the colonizer lied."🎶 But that is NOT what the Nakba meant. When Syrian intellectual Constantin Zureiq coined the term in 1948, he pleaded for the Arab world to engage in deep introspection so as to not make the same catastrophic future mistakes. It’s actually people like Macklemore who get more Palestinians killed, but don’t let his virtue signaling run up against facts. By completely ejecting Zureiq's original framing, Macklemore weaponizes the term, refuses the self-reflection Zureiq begged for, and actively perpetuates ongoing violence. And yet he’s scheduled to perform at the exact location of the Blue Square Alliance Against Hate. If the organization stands against hate, it must stand against Macklemore (and Ed Sheeran). It’s a simple scenario with only one right conclusion: ban Macklemore from Gillette and cancel the Ed Sheeran shows if he refuses to drop him. Not only is this the right thing to do, it’s the Jewish thing to do.

Jake Donnelly

28,268 views • 1 month ago

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Guillem Balague

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