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Take the L, Dude: Clay Travis and Riley Gaines Bury Eventbrite Chairman in BRUTAL Twitter Exchange

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It is no secret that Eventbrite hates conservatives. The event management and ticketing platform has removed events put on by conservatives left and right, including Matt Walsh, Young America's Foundation, and the Independent Women's Network, just to name a few. They always cite 'policy violations,' but what they really mean is 'wrongthink.'

So, it should come as no surprise that Eventbrite removed an upcoming event planned by swimmer and women's rights advocate Riley Gaines, for the 'policy violation' of ... saying that men shouldn't be allowed in women's private spaces. Uhh, OK. 

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But then the fur truly started to fly last night when Outkick asked Eventbrite why Riley Gaines isn't allowed on their platform, but pro-Hamas groups are. 

From the Outkick article

The leadership team at Eventbrite is steadfast that women should share their locker rooms with men who call themselves 'women.' Thus, groups are not allowed to support a traditional view of female athletics or to protest the advent of transgenderism on the site.

But what is allowed, and apparently not hateful, at Eventbrite is the advertising of rallies that spread the messaging from the terrorist group Hamas. Today, Eventbrite users can sign up to attend an event on Nov. 1 called 'Stop the Genocide! Free Palestine!' at The Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual & Transgender Community Center in New York City.

The latter 'Free Palestine' event describes the situation in Gaza as follows: 

Early on Saturday, October 7th, Palestinian resistance fighters broke through Israel’s siege of Gaza. In response, Israel has declared total war against the people of Gaza, completely cutting off access to food, water, and electricity, while bombing the Strip and killing entire families. This attack on Gaza takes place after 75 years of settler-colonial violence conducted by the Israeli state. This panel will explore the historical context that led to the current moment, the dynamics currently at play, and the possibilities for building international solidarity for Palestinian liberation.

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'Resistance fighters'? Really? That description could have been written by the leader of Hamas. 

The event also uses the following header image:

How peaceful. How not filled with 'hateful conduct.'

Eventbrite co-founder Kevin Hartz responded to Outkick's question with the following tweet. So professional of him:

Beg your pardon, but you are being called pro-Hamas because the event you are promoting on your site is explicitly pro-Hamas. See how that works, Kev? 

But Hartz's bad night was just beginning. Enter Clay Travis, founder of Outkick. 

And Gaines herself joined the discussion as well. 

Hartz decided to respond to this also because ... well because he is not a smart man. 

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And, of course, Gaines owned him again. It's easy to do when the facts are on your side.

Hartz -- who clearly never studied the first rule of holes -- then decided he would dig even deeper with Travis and try to hide behind a libel claim, thus demonstrating he has no idea what that legal term means. 

We're pretty sure that Hartz did not know who he was talking to here. Or maybe he was drunk.

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At this point, it seemed that Hartz knew he was in way over his head, but the damage was done. 

But, of course, it was Gaines who had the last laugh. 

Another newsflash is that -- just like Bud Light, Target, and many more -- no one actually needs Eventbrite. It is a convenience and nothing more. And we think Eventbrite might be about to find out just how much people don't need them. 

It was a tag team smackdown indeed, from both Gaines and Travis. 

And to think, Eventbrite could have prevented the whole thing by just acknowledging basic biology (what a woman is) and basic humanity (not supporting pro-terrorism events). 

Oh, well. Play stupid games, win stupid prizes. We've canceled our Eventbrite account too. 

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