Nolte: Anti-Jew Protesters Fail as ‘Scream 7’ Opens to Franchise Record

February 27, 2026
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Antisemitic activists, fueled by their rage against anything remotely tied to Israel or Jewish creators, tried to tank *Scream 7*'s box office with protests and online smears—only to watch it shatter franchise records on opening day. Nolte nails it: these screamers failed spectacularly as audiences flocked to theaters, delivering the biggest Thursday debut in the series' history. This isn't just a win for Hollywood resilience; it's a cultural gut-punch to the radical left's cancel mob, proving that boycotts only work when people actually care enough to stay home. In a post-*Sound of Freedom* world, where faith-driven crowds defied smears to make that indie thriller a sleeper hit, *Scream 7*'s triumph shows everyday Americans are done with the outrage industrial complex. Dig deeper, and the parallels to the 2A fight are crystal clear. Just like these anti-Jew protesters who weaponized social media and street tantrums to suppress a movie, gun-grabbers have spent decades trying to boycott our rights into oblivion—smearing AR-15s as assault weapons, demonizing the NRA, and pressuring theaters to avoid pro-2A films. Remember how they howled over *The Birth of a Nation* or any flick celebrating American heroism? Yet here we are: *Scream 7*, directed by Jewish filmmakers and unapologetically entertaining, crushes expectations while the screamers seethe. It's the same playbook failing gun owners—Biden's gun violence epidemic hysteria hasn't stopped record firearm sales, with the FBI reporting over 1.4 million background checks in a single month last year. The antisemites' flop underscores a timeless truth: cultural tyrants lose when free people vote with their wallets and ballots. For the 2A community, this is rocket fuel. As Hollywood tentatively rediscovers profitability over wokeness (hello, *Top Gun: Maverick*'s billion-dollar haul sans DEI lectures), expect more space for pro-freedom stories that echo our ethos—self-defense, resilience, and standing against mobs. Gun owners, who've mastered the art of ignoring smears while arming up (NICS checks hit 28 million in 2023 despite doom predictions), should take note: keep buying tickets, keep buying guns, keep showing up. The screamers are loud, but we're legion—and winning.

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Antisemitic activists, fueled by their rage against anything remotely tied to Israel or Jewish creators, tried to tank *Scream 7*’s box office with protests and online smears—only to watch it shatter franchise records on opening day. Nolte nails it: these screamers failed spectacularly as audiences flocked to theaters, delivering the biggest Thursday debut in the series’ history. This isn’t just a win for Hollywood resilience; it’s a cultural gut-punch to the radical left’s cancel mob, proving that boycotts only work when people actually care enough to stay home. In a post-*Sound of Freedom* world, where faith-driven crowds defied smears to make that indie thriller a sleeper hit, *Scream 7*’s triumph shows everyday Americans are done with the outrage industrial complex.

Dig deeper, and the parallels to the 2A fight are crystal clear. Just like these anti-Jew protesters who weaponized social media and street tantrums to suppress a movie, gun-grabbers have spent decades trying to boycott our rights into oblivion—smearing AR-15s as assault weapons, demonizing the NRA, and pressuring theaters to avoid pro-2A films. Remember how they howled over *The Birth of a Nation* or any flick celebrating American heroism? Yet here we are: *Scream 7*, directed by Jewish filmmakers and unapologetically entertaining, crushes expectations while the screamers seethe. It’s the same playbook failing gun owners—Biden’s gun violence epidemic hysteria hasn’t stopped record firearm sales, with the FBI reporting over 1.4 million background checks in a single month last year. The antisemites’ flop underscores a timeless truth: cultural tyrants lose when free people vote with their wallets and ballots.

For the 2A community, this is rocket fuel. As Hollywood tentatively rediscovers profitability over wokeness (hello, *Top Gun: Maverick*’s billion-dollar haul sans DEI lectures), expect more space for pro-freedom stories that echo our ethos—self-defense, resilience, and standing against mobs. Gun owners, who’ve mastered the art of ignoring smears while arming up (NICS checks hit 28 million in 2023 despite doom predictions), should take note: keep buying tickets, keep buying guns, keep showing up. The screamers are loud, but we’re legion—and winning.

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