[quote=“gracchus, post:51, topic:71400, full:true”]
It’s less about his doing it on his own time than the place he chose to do it. If this guy had kept his racist BS with his family and friends and in comment sections it wouldn’t have cost him his job.[/quote]
I can’t think of a racist BS getting fired for online comments but an extreme feminist got someone fired because of his online comments.
And by that you mean that a “high profile” columnist who is a “persistent advocate against cyber-bullying” (quotes from the article you linked) was repeatedly cyber-bullied by an idiot who stupidly included info about his employment in his posts, and amazingly his employer didn’t appreciate the negative attention.
At first I wasn’t sure what this was… sarcasm or something, then when I tried to re-read the post I found it even more difficult to understand because my eyes were rolling around in my head so fucking much.
She got him fired? You mean, she went to his employers and said “this guy, you need to fire him, OR I WILL KILLZ YOU ALL YOU BAD MENZ BWAH HAH HAH HAH” ???
Or did she post what he had written, and let nature take its own course?
Are you saying that the man had a reasonable expectation of privacy in a public exchange he initiated, that she’s at fault for publicly posting what he wrote, and it was her responsibility to ensure that nothing bad would happen to him as a result of people finding out what he wrote? That she should have kept his writings to herself? Because she knew what would happen if other people knew, and so she’s to blame? Because the guy did nothing wrong, and he was fired because of her, not because of him, because she shooped the screenshots, and it’s a put-up job, and he’s a really good guy and we shouldn’t blame him for his words, they’re just words, and his bosses should know that and not fire him because of somebody else’s words because his words are innocent and blameless but her words where she quoted his words are mean vile wicked evil and at fault?
Please correct me if I’m mis-characterizing your post.
You misspoke. The preferred term isn’t “extreme feminist,” it’s “rabid feminist.” Those feminists are always “rabid.” You need to remember that when you try to rabble-rouse, or folks won’t take you seriously.
Women are not to be trusted, with all their rabble rousing, obummer loving, gun snatching, pie making, small gas engine repair, and discoveries in mathematics! And, they’re stealing our women!!