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Thursday, September 13, 2007
By the Fiery Forges of Petraeus, I Shall Avenge Thy Name!Jules the Monkeyboy These are profoundly stupid people:
* I’m not in the ad half of the business, I have no clue. But imagine if that were true, and the New York Times had make up for it. Giving a cutrate full-page ad to everyone else who wants to make a political point about Iraq seems fair. I might like to place one myself. I’m as entitled to a political opinion on Iraq as MoveOn.org is. So is my buddy Surber. Midwest Jim at Gateway might want to weigh in. I know Blackfive and Mudville have a lot to say. That could add up quick and get real expensive for the New York Times real fast. Could be a problem. There’s Cassandra, and Captains Quarters, and Powerline, and Instapundit … there’s really a lot of people who would like an opportunity to express their views about Iraq and Gen. Petraeus in a full-page ad in the New York Times. Take up a collection, raise that special political cutrate fee. Or maybe get it free, as there ought to be some kind of penalty. Can’t leave out Daily Kos and that crowd. They’ll need a rebuttal. Cutrate. Or free, whatever. Free ads all around! Fair’s fair.
… I don’t think the Sulzbergers aren’t going to like this. Keeping in mind that Crittenden actually works for a newspaper (albeit one that does trade-out for Quizno's coupons, bushels of apples, and goats) and should know better, I'm sure that the New York Times would be horribly damaged and inconvenienced by having to take in extra hundreds of thousands of unanticipated dollars in ad revenues from the motley crew above, as if half of them were willing to dip into their Christmas Club account to fund it.
Newspaper ad space is not beach front property, and running pro-war propaganda is not going to bump that Macy's Sunday lingerie spread that gives them their weekly moment of tumescence. But then Jules is taking the word of Uncle Jimbo who sold advertising for a collection of newspapers that make the Pennysaver look like The New York Review of Books.
Honest to god, Darwin should come back from the dead and admit he was wrong...
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