The whole boycott was not founded by Color of Change. This site has nothing to do with Color of Change other than to share a common goal. Same goes for @StopBeck (StopBeck.com), who has done amazingly well in the fight against the hate and vitriol spewed by Glenn Beck. Same goes for Democrats.com whose petition went online long before Color of Change started their campaign.

Just because Beck has stirred up all this emotion about Van Jones, much of which is false (Beck’s admission is proof) doesn’t mean Van Jones has anything to do with any of these boycotts. That’s just another delusional conspiracy theory. It’s really sad that it took Beck so long to admit he was wrong about Van Jones, but it’s even more sad that people like you willfully ignore Beck’s admission and continue to spout the nonsensical claims that Beck is truthful, that Van Jones is “evil,” or that Van Jones has anything to do with this boycott. It’s a red herring and a scapegoat – Beck is notorious for using fallacious reasoning and this is just another example.

As for market research… your claims have no basis in fact. The companies know full well the ratings of Glenn Beck and FNC, but they also realize that the viewers represent only a tiny percent of the population of the United States and supporting race baiting, hate and sexist comments is not in their best interest. They also realize that this is 2010, whereas you seem to be stuck in an age where the ignorance and discrimination displayed by the likes of Beck is perfectly normal.

Since you can’t dispute the message (that Beck is frequently wrong and consistently sending messages fueled by hate and ignorance), you attack the messengers with lies.