Milo Yiannopoulos gets booted from CPAC speaking list over pedophilia comments

[juleswin]

YES! That's what "Murica is all about!

You have to understand their aim, you see, they were trying to punish the Muslims but ended up punishing everybody else who laid their eyes on the video. I would take throwing snow balls at Hannity's media bus over this bullsh*t.

 

[specsaregood]

I still have a hard time understanding anybody rallying behind the disgusting cocksucker.

yeah, I for one am tired of hearing about him.

 

[familydog]

Anyone that is popular and influential with young people on social media is a target. Do you have the wrong opinions? Watch out. Or else you will be brought down by the establishment.

 

[CPUd]

 

[silverhandorder]

I still have a hard time understanding anybody rallying behind the disgusting $#@!.

Cthulhu ftahgn.

I support Milo conpleyely you sniveling rooster.

 

[Mordan]

I still have a hard time understanding anybody rallying behind the disgusting $#@!.

Milo may be a pawn. But he is a human being. He is being grinded down by the same deep state controlled MSM that grinded down RP in the past.

 

[TheCount]

So, I gather it can be boiled down to Milo doesn't want to be thought of as a dangerous ****** after all?

Just dangerous enough that he can maintain his bad boy "tells it like it is" image but not so dangerous that he can't get rich off of it.

 

[juleswin]

Just dangerous enough that he can maintain his bad boy "tells it like it is" image but not so dangerous that he can't get rich off of it.

The man is gainfully employed at a top news site, he has a book deal, he is a popular speaker, I am sure he has made a ton of money since he came on the scene. Also there are many pics of him on the internet with him flashing stack of Benjamins.

 

[tod evans]

The man is gainfully employed at a top news site, he has a book deal, he is a popular speaker, I am sure he has made a ton of money since he came on the scene. Also there are many pics of him on the internet with him flashing stack of Benjamins.

From Drudge;

Milo Yiannopoulos LOSES his $250k book deal amid outrage at pedophilia comments as Breitbart workers threaten to quit if he isn't sacked

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-4243614/Milo-Yiannopoulos-loses-250-000-book-deal.html

 

[juleswin]

From Drudge;

Milo Yiannopoulos LOSES his $250k book deal amid outrage at pedophilia comments as Breitbart workers threaten to quit if he isn't sacked

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-4243614/Milo-Yiannopoulos-loses-250-000-book-deal.html

Damn, his book deal was only $250K? The publisher totally got the better end of the deal. The man gets millions of views wherever he shows up and he is definitely a sensation even though I don't get it. You know that the people who support him are not going to back down now just because of this setback, in fact they might double down and keep his book att number 1 for many weeks.

Well, thanks for telling. I wouldn't have known that he had such a shitty agent.

 

[TheCount]

Damn, his book deal was only $250K?

That's probably just the advance.

 

[juleswin]

That's probably just the advance.

If it is an advance then they shouldn't be able to take it back. Isn't that like a down payment to the author to secure the book rights? Oh well, this brings up another question. Why does anyone need the big publishers anymore when the books sell mostly on Amazon.com?

 

[UWDude]

Just dangerous enough that he can maintain his bad boy "tells it like it is" image but not so dangerous that he can't get rich off of it.

You are obviously very poor.

 

[TheCount]

If it is an advance then they shouldn't be able to take it back. Isn't that like a down payment to the author to secure the book rights?

My understanding is that it secures the rights and is supposed to pay the author's bills until royalties start flowing in. Theoretically the size of the advance is based upon the expected initial sales of the book.

Oh well, this brings up another question. Why does anyone need the big publishers anymore when the books sell mostly on Amazon.com?

This is entirely a guess, but for some reason it seems that books written by political figures must be impulse buy items. You always see them in bookstores in airports and in stacks by the checkout line at Sams Club or whatever. It might also be that the audience for political books aren't the e-book type. Generally older, I'd assume.