In the past, Jeremy Hambly, from TheQuartering, on his private account has engaged in a bit of what the kids call Shitlordery, mild trolling, and generally inoffensive goofballing. As this is current year all of those are now capital offenses of the most egregious kind and so in the eyes of his detractors he must be cancelled. Continue reading “Cancel Culture Accuses The Quartering of Yelling a Slur”
Philip DeFranco put out a video covering the Project Veritas news and decided to deposit his credibility down the well of misinformation. He was then called out on this misinformation by fellow YouTuber Jeremy “TheQuartering” Hambly, who outlined what DeFranco purposefully got wrong and how it duly misrepresented Veritas’ work and the evidence that has been presented even outside of the documents, e-mails, and hidden camera footage revealing Google’s sociopolitical biases. Continue reading “TheQuartering Outs Philip DeFranco For Using Misinformation To Cover For Google”
CNET editor-in-chief Ian Sherr took aim at various YouTubers, including CleanPrinceGaming, Upper Echelon Gaming, and TheQuartering. Sherr’s goal? To demonetize them. He was partially successful, managing to get various advertisers to pull their content from Jeremy “TheQuartering” Hambly’s channel. Continue reading “CNET Gets YouTube Advertisers To Drop Support Of TheQuartering”
There’s been some measure of justice exacted against someone who physically assaulted their ideological opponent for having views that didn’t match up with their own. Matt Loter from Elm Street Games was forced by the court to apologize to Jeremy Hambly from TheQuartering for assaulting him at GenCon 2018, which resulted in both of them being banned from the convention. Continue reading “Matt Loter Forced To Publicly Apologize For Assaulting TheQuartering’s Jeremy Hambly At GenCon”
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