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Munted Feminists Furious

Sydney Sweeney Went Nude and it’s Made Munted Feminists Furious 🤬

Sydney Sweeney has done it again — another ad that’s sent left-wing women into orbit, and SugarTits and I are here for the meltdown. She got equity in a sports betting company, made a very horny commercial aimed squarely at men, and somehow a wave of female athletes have decided this is a personal attack on women’s sport.

The problem, of course, is that Sydney wasn’t claiming to be an elite sportswoman — she was selling a betting app to blokes. But that hasn’t stopped the “this is what REAL women’s sport looks like” montages, or the professional athletes lining up to call it “damaging” and “hypersexualized” — the same athletes, it turns out, who’ve done naked photoshoots, over-the-shoulder wedgie poses, and in one case an entire nude surfing film.

SugarTits and I break down the glorious hypocrisy: the movement that spent a decade insisting sex work is real work, OnlyFans is empowering, and body count doesn’t matter, suddenly clutching its pearls because the wrong woman with the wrong politics got her tits out. Plus the 7 News segment where they asked actual men what they thought, didn’t like the answer, and cut straight to the “marketing experts.” It’s not about sexualization. It never was. It’s about which team you’re on.

Pick a lane, ladies. LET’S GO!! Here’s more from Bearing.

MSNBC On The Chopping Block

Trish Regan predicted this would happen! News today that NBC Universal will be spun off as a separate company. MSNBC’s days really are numbered, along with CNBC and OWN, the Oprah Winfrey Network. (And you wonder why Joe & Mika made the desperate visit to Mar-a-Lago over the weekend? The spin-off of their network was inevitable!)

Trish Regan has inside intel on what the deal means not only for these networks but the industry as a whole. Disney, she predicts, will be next with ABC News. It really is the end of an era!

Plus, Jaguar channels Bud Light in new ad campaign. Do they learn nothing from their predecessors? Target ought to serve as an example as well. It still hasn’t recovered from its debacle with the “tuckit” swimsuit. Shares are off some 30% in today’s trading as a result!

Here’s another look at the MSNBC debacle. Mark Dice says NBC no longer views “cross-pollination” with MSNBC as a positive attribute. Meanwhile, CNN’s analysts still have no clue why males turned away from the Democratic Party. Could it be a reflection of the Democrats running the most annoying — and stupid –feminist ever for President of the United States?

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