Staff a LA Times being dramatically cut: now they'll have to take their own advice

The woke go broke is a true prediction and the LA Times is no exception. There downfall has been going on for quite some time and so too has the Washington Post. 

As with any company, if you're not making money you're not long for this world. And the way for the news media to make money is to appeal to the general public, and not simply the small percentage of woke folk who apparently never nursed properly or have serious problems with reality.

The LA Times has customer numbers in the proverbial dumpster and had to lay off 115 employees on Tuesday. They made the announcement that they were laying off about 20 percent of the newsroom of the 142-year-old tabloid.

This comes amid projections that the newspaper, if you can still call it that, will face yet another year of heavy losses to the tune of around $35 million a year and zero readership growth, according to the paper’s owner, Dr. Patrick Soon-Shiong.

So Dr. Soon-Shiong will possibly be Soon Gone as advertisers don't want to waste money on a no win situation for themselves.

But let's take a walk down Memory Lane and remember how the woke targeted non-college educated folks, particularly the miners whose jobs were lost due to woke policies starting with Obama whose plan was to destroy the coal industry altogether.

The left suggested the coal miners "learn to code," and anyone who loses their job because they didn't go to college should do the same.

I hope the staff takes their own advice now that they are in the same position.

And you know what--I don't have any tears to shed for them.

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