BurtReynolds wrote:
And I don't know how beaten down by life you have to be to accept being fired because your boss didn't like an utterly mild take on twitter (or any take at all for that matter,) but its a pretty good sign you've completely given in.
This is easy to say when you work for yourself and don't work for a company that values their image. "all of you corporate workers dredging on for the machine, you've given in! Not me! I'm free from the man keeping me down and CHAOS!"
The couple that did Frozen previously did the raunchy Avenue Q. Disney can normally separate the artist's previous work/ views from whatever project they are working on currently.
BurtReynolds wrote:What the fuck are you talking about? That makes no sense.
You can't mock everyone's intelligence in this thread and then pretend to be stupidly obtuse.
He's asking you to educate us poor, dumb rocket scientists by telling us what she said and how we're wrong.
Thank you, B.
It takes two seconds to look up what she said. Me not posting it here doesn't mean I don't know what she said. But when you say dumb shit like she offended holocaust survivors or that one deserves to get fired for tweeting about the holocaust, it sounds like you have no idea what she said. I promise you that the idea that tweeting holocaust comparisons should get you fired never crossed your mind before yesterday when it was implanted in your brain.
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BurtReynolds wrote:
And I don't know how beaten down by life you have to be to accept being fired because your boss didn't like an utterly mild take on twitter (or any take at all for that matter,) but its a pretty good sign you've completely given in.
This is easy to say when you work for yourself and don't work for a company that values their image. "all of you corporate workers dredging on for the machine, you've given in! Not me! I'm free from the man keeping me down and CHAOS!"
Come on Burt, that was pretty ridiculous.
What I'm saying is that you are brainwashed if you think that it's ok to be fired by your boss because he didn't like a tweet. It should be even more terrifying to you as a worker, not less. Bosses aren't your parents. But rather than deal with this very large problem of people with immense power deciding for you what you are allowed to say in your private life, the workers' ire is shifted to some dumb actress and her dumb but completely harmless tweet as though she is the real enemy.
It's not an idea that should be normalized, but it already has been. That's insane to me.
A corporation just has to say that someone is an anti-Semitic transphobe (something completely ridiculous here) and people start drooling like Pavlov's dogs, and they get their priorities mixed up.
