I Don't Want My MTV

Oh look: The One Percent with armed security
want the masses disarmed. How very egalitarian
in an Opposite Day "progressive" kind'a way.
Help make their voting turnout as lame as their ratings.

For the second straight year, the MTV Video Music Awards drew its smallest audience ever. [More]

Yeah, well, like you subversive lottery winners say, "Suck it." And F*ck you all.

Between "stars" dressing like demonic whores and Madonna's self-absorbed Winnie Mandela appropriation, it's hardly any wonder that ratings were even lower than last year, when the show barely edged out Rick and Morty.

And that's  encouraging, because MTV has always been a shill for a decadent totalitarian monopoly of violence, and this year was no different. Figuring the aging "Rock the Vote" needs a supplemental effort to appeal to millennials, they're trying to get "young people to guilt their friends into voting." And they're specifically citing "political activism among young people, catalyzed by the shooting in Parkland, Florida earlier this year, which drove students into the streets in record numbers during the March For Our Lives."

Look at how they intend to do that with +1 the Vote. Look at the information they are tricking the safe-spacers into providing them on "friends," basically getting their privacy-eradicating data collection done for them for free. Would you still have anything to do with someone who volunteered your name, edress, phone number and meat space address to the One Percent billionaires at Viacom? Especially when they flat out admit:

"Don’t worry - we won’t tell them you searched them..."?

Creep, snitch AND be sneaky about it? With friends? And the need for that assurance means you know you're doing them wrong?

If you have any voting age young people within your sphere of influence, give them a friendly warning about what's going on.

And suck it, Sumner Redstone, Thomas J. May and Robert Bakish. F*ck you all.