Hey guys, that sucks.

Maybe you can try fentanyl? I hear that really chases the blues away.

The Wrap:

This week marks the end of the latest incarnation of The Hollywood Reporter. With 100 of the publication’s staff vaporized in perfunctory online group dismissals without so much as commemorative plaque and a “thank you for your service,” the dream of a 21st-century media reinvention is over.

As former chief film critic Todd McCarthy — a 40-year veteran of the craft — wrote the day after he was axed: “It’s a bloodbath.” It was.

The vision of reinventing the venerable Hollywood trade as a business-to-consumer glossy publication attracting brand advertising with a strong digital presence didn’t work. It was never going to work.

Although owner Todd Boehly tried valiantly, the economics just never made sense. The glossy weekly publication never reached more than 70,000 or so readers. It was launched at a time when print had already begun its steep decline. And with a well-paid newsroom and a well-padded business staff that numbered as high as 250, even a robust digital audience would never keep up with the costs.

Not just gossip-mongers, but suits to manage the gossip-mongers!

How will our society go on, without this vital service?

TheWrap has chronicled this dilemma at regular intervals since breaking the news in winter 2009 that a group of investors that included James Finkelstein (owner of “The Hill”) and Guggenheim Partners’ Boehly were buying the Nielsen-owned entertainment publications, led by THR and including (at the time) Billboard, Backstage, Adweek, Brandweek, Mediaweek and Editor & Publisher, for a bargain-basement price of $70 million.

Poor Mr. Finkelstein.

It would seem that a burned out shell of a civilization doesn’t need glossy magazines full of professional photographs of real life Barbie and Ken dolls, droning on about their lives and work as mannequins and running ads for super-expensive designer clothes and accessories.

These people have no real skills, and after this they will be lucky if they can get gig work helping college kids cheat on their English homework. This was peak decadent trash, and a perfect example of why someone would want to send the “intellectuals” to labor camps to learn the values of working people.

Awwwwwwwwwwww 😛

I tried to think of a real, logical argument against racism once.

Couldn’t come up with anything.

Voice of Europe:

An Italian virologist has said that fears of being accused of racism slowed the Italian government’s initial response to the coronavirus (COVID-19) epidemic.

Dr. Giorgio Palù is a Professor of Virology and Microbiology at the University of Padova, and he was formerly the President of the European and Italian Society for Virology. In an interview with CNN, he said that the reason the disease has struck Italy so fiercely is because the government delayed imposing travel restrictions on people coming from China until it was too late. He said the country’s response was “lazy in the beginning” because of “too much politics.”

“There was a proposal to isolate people coming from the epicenter, coming from China,” Palù told CNN. “Then it became seen as racist, but they were people coming from the outbreak.”

So has anybody learned anything from this?

Will White countries have borders again?

Will racism not be the worst thing ever anymore?

Will everybody stop being retarded?

Why is nobody answering my hard-hitting questions?

Since then, Italy has become the hardest-hit country in the world after China, and has had the most victims in Europe by far. The first confirmed cases of the infection in Italy were found in two Chinese tourists in January. As of now there have been nearly 36,000 confirmed cases, and nearly 4,000 people have died from the disease.

And they have more deaths than China itself, despite the massive population differences.

And you know why that is?

Because China doesn’t give a shit about “racism” and “democracy” and all this other Jew gibberish we do.

They just care about what works for their country.

And when that’s all you care about, most problems usually get solved very easily.

The shortsightedness of Italy’s government regarding the virus as a result of political correctness has not been limited to the national government. Dario Nardella, the Mayor of Florence, who is from the Left-wing Democratic Party, was urging Italians to “hug a Chinese” in early February out of concerns that coronavirus fears were leading to racism against the Chinese. Nardella even tweeted a video of himself hugging a Chinese man.

Yes, that was the first thing that went through this Nutella guy’s head when he found out that there’s an outbreak of an exotic disease in his country – film yourself hugging one of the people likeliest to have it, and tell other people to do it too.

#coronavirus: seguiamo le indicazioni delle autorità sanitarie e usiamo cautela, ma nessun terrorismo psicologico e soprattutto basta con i soliti sciacalli che non vedevano l’ora di usare questa scusa per odiare e insultare. Uniti in questa battaglia comune! #AbbracciaUnCinese pic.twitter.com/pUdqEl0piW

— Dario Nardella (@DarioNardella) February 1, 2020

If this guy gets re-elected, everybody over in Firenze has to be declared an honorary kike and turned into detergent.

There really is no excuse here.

Northern Italy has now become the epicenter of the outbreak in Italy. The Governor of Lombardy has recently warned citizens that they must follow the curfew strictly as the hospitals will soon be overwhelmed with patients, as reported by La Repubblica, and after that it may no longer be possible to treat all of the victims.

Fun fact: we hear about all these Coronachan deaths, but in reality the death toll is actually much bigger, since all these sick people, even the ones with mild symptoms, are putting such a strain on healthcare systems that people with other medical problems can’t get the right help, so a lot of those are dying too, and I doubt anyone’s even counting them.

And all of this just so we don’t risk some racial invaders getting their feelings hurt.

Are you proud of the world you’re living in, Whitey?