Opinion of Alex Jones

[Samof94]

What do people think of the British Alex Jones? She is a newscaster woman who doesn’t engage in threatening rants.

[Progressive Pessimist]

She should change her name. But it's probably a much more common name than we realize, and it sucks that the Alex Jones has ruined the name for everybody else with it.

[Samof94]

She should change her name. But it's probably a much more common name than we realize, and it sucks that the Alex Jones has ruined the name for everybody else with it.

Charlotte is her first name. She could go by that.

[SnowLabrador]

Massive HP.

[Samof94]

Massive HP.

She never promoted horse medicine.

[An American Tail: Fubart Goes West]

She should change her name. But it's probably a much more common name than we realize, and it sucks that the Alex Jones has ruined the name for everybody else with it.

Charlotte is her first name. She could go by that.

He’s the one that’s bad. Why should she change?

[progressive85]

He's the sh**t underneath your scuffed-up sneakers.  Oh, not that one?

[beesley]

FF, a charming individual. Though I can't remember the last time I watched even a second of The One Show, other than to find out who was on Strictly perhaps.

[Samof94]

FF, a charming individual. Though I can't remember the last time I watched even a second The One Show, other than to find out who was on Strictly perhaps.

Of course. Didn’t she interview Australian pop singer Natalie Imbruglia recently?

[Samof94]

She should change her name. But it's probably a much more common name than we realize, and it sucks that the Alex Jones has ruined the name for everybody else with it.

Charlotte is her first name. She could go by that.

He’s the one that’s bad. Why should she change?

Exactly. She never hurt anyone.

[Torrain]

She should change her name. But it's probably a much more common name than we realize, and it sucks that the Alex Jones has ruined the name for everybody else with it.

Charlotte is her first name. She could go by that.

He’s the one that’s bad. Why should she change?

Exactly. She never hurt anyone.

Yeah. And to be fair - her career (while prominent) is very UK-specific, so unless she suddenly decides to take a job in the States, her name will never be a problem here.

The US Alex Jones only crops up in the media over here when he loses court cases*, or that one time Andrew Neil invited him onto a BBC politics show so he could shout over him.

_{* Under UK libel laws, his comments about Sandy Hook would likely have been litigated years earlier than in the US, so there’s a note of shock in UK coverage that he still hasn’t been held accountable for them.}

[Never Made it to Graceland]

She should change her name. But it's probably a much more common name than we realize, and it sucks that the Alex Jones has ruined the name for everybody else with it.

Charlotte is her first name. She could go by that.

He’s the one that’s bad. Why should she change?

Exactly. She never hurt anyone.

Yeah. And to be fair - her career (while prominent) is very UK-specific, so unless she suddenly decides to take a job in the States, her name will never be a problem here.

The US Alex Jones only crops up in the media over here when he loses court cases*, or that one time Andrew Neil invited him onto a BBC politics show so he could shout over him.

_{* Under UK libel laws, his comments about Sandy Hook would likely have been litigated years earlier than in the US, so there’s a note of shock in UK coverage that he still hasn’t been held accountable for them.}

Had the Sedition Act not been repealed, he could have been jailed for those comments and actions right away. Which would be a good thing.

[KoopaDaQuick 🇵🇸]

HP (British)

[Samof94]

She should change her name. But it's probably a much more common name than we realize, and it sucks that the Alex Jones has ruined the name for everybody else with it.

Charlotte is her first name. She could go by that.

He’s the one that’s bad. Why should she change?

Exactly. She never hurt anyone.

Yeah. And to be fair - her career (while prominent) is very UK-specific, so unless she suddenly decides to take a job in the States, her name will never be a problem here.

The US Alex Jones only crops up in the media over here when he loses court cases*, or that one time Andrew Neil invited him onto a BBC politics show so he could shout over him.

_{* Under UK libel laws, his comments about Sandy Hook would likely have been litigated years earlier than in the US, so there’s a note of shock in UK coverage that he still hasn’t been held accountable for them.}

She isn’t really famous outside the UK and maybe Ireland.