Questions Raised Over Activist Group 'Mad F—ing Witches' and Media Campaigns

The activist group claims credit for targeting prominent media figures, but critics question their methods and representation of the real audience

Justin Tomlinson

Editor-in-Chief, Mora Discover

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Questions Raised Over Activist Group 'Mad F—ing Witches' and Media Campaigns

The activist group known as "Mad F—ing Witches" has claimed credit for bringing down prominent media personalities Kyle, Karl, and Alan Jones. Despite these claims of success, the group has faced strong criticism, with detractors labeling them as bullies rather than constructive advocates.[1][2]

This backlash has raised significant questions about the group's legitimacy and mandate. Critics are questioning by what right "Mad F—ing Witches" has appointed itself as the ultimate guardian of what is proper and fair, while also casting doubt on how representative the activists truly are of the "real" media audience.[1][2]

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