Or they could have properly promoted the event, or maybe not had the face of the event dickriding Hasan while knowing they had a bunch of jews on the schedule.No matter how hard you try to spin this, Ethan offering thousands of dollars to his employee to drop out was the most blatant act of tortious interference you'll ever see in your life.
Does cancelling a fight of a scheduled event help or hurt the event? Does it cause people to refund or not? What about Harley Morenstein? Does him canceling his scheduled fight help or hurt the event? If multiple people start canceling their contracts with no consequence, more people might feel like canceling theirs, that helps to take down the event as a whole. As I said, it was not a litigious enterprise with tight contracts, you can "chill" it's success with minor acts of sabotage like that. What could they have done to make it work? More anal contracts, more lawsuit threats, a lawyer skimming the internet for copyright infringement to file million-dollar lawsuits? Youtubers wouldn't want to do a charity boxing match if it wasn't a laid back event and their contract had a painful breach clause.
Again, basic shit. But no, somehow it's the fault of a twitchy jew who does a shitty podcast and used to kiss the ass of the youtube CEO, and a has-been jew who used to make videos about weaving bacon blankets 14 years ago.
Jews didn't make idubbbz into a fucking retard, Anisa did that.