Content advisory to be added to JRE episodes discussing COVID-19

There it is. We lost.

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most people will never see it

how long does his contract with them last? i want to go back to comfy joe

Still not getting the vax

> we lost
Last time I checked, Rogan is still at Spotify.

Joe should wait it out, let more leftist retards quit Spotify, and then quit too.

His content is now behind an editorial fence. Whereas previously, he was able to have a direct relationship with his listeners, now Spotify steps in when a listener wants to hear him, and says "be advised, this may be medical misinformation(TM), you should go to cdc.gov/covid19vaccine for further information." It's intrusive and unwelcome. It sure seems like a breach of contract.

It's just a little sticker. Like those Parental Advisory stickers on albums with swearing. No one cares.

You are so disconnected from reality right now. Swearing and the stigma against swearing have been around for hundreds of years. We grew up with it and understand it well enough that an editor's warning label is inconsequential.

There are A LOT of drone/NPC types who actually think that there is such a crime as "spreading medical misinformation." They think that's bad and will berate you if you mention ivermectin, if you mention lab leak, if you mention anything that goes against the (ever-changing) corporate narrative. These are real people whose minds have melted into mush and who will be affected by a content advisory like this.

A real world example is, when a redpilled person sends a link to the JRE episode with Dr Malone to his bluepilled friend or colleague, the bluepiller will just stop at the content advisory, maybe take that as a cue to read the libel published by Wikipedia, and immediately dismiss the episode. In context of what's happening in society, this "content advisory" is very persuasive.