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Andrew Anglin
Daily Stormer
October 15, 2016
Whoops!
There goes your sportsball, kikes!
Football, America’s biggest prime-time powerhouse, has been thrust into a crisis this fall, with dwindling ratings sparking questions over whether it can remain a gold mine for television in an age when more Americans are abandoning traditional TV.
Network executives have long used the National Football League’s live games as a last line of defense against the rapid growth of “cord-cutting” and on-demand viewing upending the industry.
But now, the NFL is seeing its ratings tumble in the same way that the Olympics, awards shows and other live events have, falling more than 10 percent for the first five weeks of the season compared with the first five weeks of last season. A continued slide, executives say, could pose an even bigger danger: If football can’t survive the new age of TV, what can?
Football’s traditional TV audience “is never going to be what it was again,” said Brian Hughes, a senior vice president at Magna Global, which tracks audience and advertising trends.
The explosion of modern entertainment options, offered on more devices and at any time, has splintered American audiences and sped TV’s decline, Hughes said. “Sports seemed to be immune from it — it was live, the last bastion of broadcast television. But [the world] has caught up to it now.”
WaPo can talk all they want about “numedia,” but the real reason sportball ratings are collapsing is that people are sick of looking at the disgusting Blacks.
Blacks were fine when they were a sub-class of heroin addicts and entertainers, but now that they have taken over and become the dominant ruling class – appointed by the secret ruling class of Jews – people are sick of looking at their stupid monkey faces.
Sports have become like porno – something you watch because you’re too pathetic to do it yourself.
Seriously: if people were playing sports instead of watching them they would also be having sex instead of watching it.
See that there?
It’s an insightful insight about our soulless consumer culture resulting in levels of decadence and depravity that shouldn’t even be possible.
