Sponsor: Anti Toxicity League  ·  Type: produced-spot

Hear the ad read — from We Know What’s Going On | Bugle Weekly Episode 54

The following ad is presented by the Anti Toxicity League, working tirelessly for a safer and less toxic world. On 01/20/2025, Elon Musk turned my life upside down when he did the Nazi salute in support of Donald Trump. We had bought the Tesla because we wanted to virtue signal about the environment and so that all our friends knew that we were liberals, not so that they would think we are Nazis. If we had wanted to be Nazis, we would have bought a Volkswagen. Now our friends have turned their backs on us. I was driving my model three to Whole Foods yesterday, and my friend Clara flipped me off from her Nissan Leaf. The video cameras caught my husband’s friend John rubbing his balls on the hood of the car. Even though we have a vote democrat sticker on the bumper, people still think we are Nazis. We have tried so hard to not be Nazis, accepting our white privilege, virtue signaling for every possible cause on the left. Yet no matter how hard we have tried, our friends have turned on us because of our car. It would seem that the only place we are accepted now is at Trump rallies and amongst the normal uneducated Americans who don’t have time to focus on irrelevant social causes. That is why today, we are proud to say that we sold our Tesla because we aren’t Nazis. This decision proves that we don’t support unelected officials auditing other unelected officials in the government. It proves that we are willing to make brave decisions in the face of adversity in order to promote equity and inclusion in our communities, that we are willing to stand up against hate. With this move, I hope that our friends will forgive us, and the lady at Mimi’s Cafe will stop spitting in my avocado toast. Doing the right thing means that sometimes you have to stand out from the crowd and make hard decisions. Stand up against hate. Stand up for the government officials who have been laundering our tax dollars for a better world. Stand up for climate change, for the right to take your children to drag Queen Story Hour. But more importantly, choose to be brave and to sell your Tesla. My name is Fred Smith. And my name is Janet Smith Shuster. And we are choosing to stand up against hate.

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• We Know What’s Going On | Bugle Weekly Episode 54 (0:00)
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Advertising: Nonprofit organization eradicating toxicity from cryptocurrency communities

A ‘this podcast is brought to you by’ spot for the Anti Toxicity League, an organization combating disrespect toward companies, media organizations, and influencers to build a more harmonious cryptocurrency community.

This podcast is brought to you by generous contributions from the Anti Toxicity League, building a less toxic world. Toxicity is a major problem in the cryptocurrency community. Fortunately, a new organization is stepping up to combat serious issues of disrespect towards companies, media organizations, and influencers. The individuals at the bugle are the same people who have organized and participated in countless events on Twitter that have banned the flames of toxicity and celebrated misinformation towards our entire cryptocurrency community. This is who they are. Our mission is to eradicate toxicity from the cryptocurrency communities. We define toxicity broadly, including harassment, misinformation, and exclusionary practices that can stifle discussion and innovation. Through education, community building, and direct engagement, we strive to create a more harmonious environment that respects and values the contributions of all its members.