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To: tbw2

Jon Del Arroz has some clouds on his public image.

http://www.jimchines.com/2018/01/jon-del-arroz/

“8/16/2018: Despite being banned from Worldcon — and in the middle of a lawsuit against the con — Del Arroz showed up with camera rolling and tried to get in. The fact that he’s continuing his faux-victim performance is unsurprising, but there’s another layer here. This is a man who can’t accept being told no. Worldcon said he wasn’t wanted there. He showed up anyway, and is basically stalking the con. I wrote earlier this year about men being unable to handle being told no. JDA is a prime example.”


6 posted on 09/25/2018 3:19:38 PM PDT by MeganC (There is nothing feminine about feminism.)
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To: MeganC

Liberal bullies are banning a number of people who don’t fall in line with far left politics.

For example, William Shetterley was banned from a convention after SJWs learned of his several year old book “The Making of a Social Justice Warrior” ... and he’s a communist. But he condemned identity politics and its ideological failures, so he was targeted. However, the majority of the victims are conservative and libertarian.

Kevin Sorbo was banned from one comic convention because of his recent Christian movie.

John Ringo was removed from a PROGRAM because of his politics. So was Larry Correia.

Richard C. Meyer, a conservative comic book reviewer, got banned.

The Youtuber behind “The Quartering” got banned from a convention after he got assaulted by a liberal bully ... talk about blaming the victim.


7 posted on 09/25/2018 3:31:35 PM PDT by tbw2
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