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Hedland's response is packed with buzzwords and high-flown language. She describes the situation as more than just a corporate decision, accusing critics and audiences of a "rampage of vitriol" rooted in "hyper conservative bigotry" and “alt-right” influence. Critics have noted that Hedland’s speech is laden with phrases emphasizing her moral stance—such as "honor my sense of Ethics"—and she frames her narrative around defending her work against supposed online hate campaigns.