LA Times 'Climate Columnist' Goes After Dodgers For Gas Station Advertisement

In case you needed more examples of why traditional outlets like the Los Angeles Times are dying a rapid death, its attack on the Los Angeles Dodgers by its "climate columnist" may be the best yet.

No one would accuse the Dodgers of not being sufficiently progressive; after all, they spit in the faces of Catholic fans in 2023 by honoring a drag group that hatefully mocks Catholicism and Christianity. But as the Dodgers are hopefully now learning, you can never pander enough to placate the far left. 

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Sammy Roth, the so-called "climate columnist" starts by saying he's not pleased to report that the Dodgers "won't stop shilling for Phillips 66 – an oil company that California officials have accused of a ‘decades -long campaign of deception’ about climate change."

He then criticizes team ownership for allowing ads for gasoline company throughout the stadium, including the on-deck circles and two circular placements above the stadium scoreboards. This is a problem, according to Roth, because it buys "goodwill with millions of fans, even if the fans don't realize that – staving off the day when Big Oil becomes a social and political pariah, whose products are rightfully seen as harmful to our health and safety."

Roth went further, releasing an unhinged video backing up his nonsensical rhetoric.

There's plenty to criticize the Dodgers for, but this ain't it.

A general view of Dodger Stadium. Photo: Kiyoshi Mio-USA TODAY Sports

Roth, like the Times itself, is part of the far left that demands unequivocal compliance with every single one of its beliefs, no matter how deranged and disconnected from reality.

Oil is, of course,