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by The_Stone
1777 days ago
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Gina Carano was fired because it was a gross and offensive parallel to make that republicans of today are treated anywhere nearly as wrongly as Jewish people in Nazi Germany. There is a nuance. This also says nothing of Gina Carano's history of transphobic comments, which Disney didn't care about because they didn't make as much press but still says much about her character. |
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So you think it is OK for employers to enforce conformity of thought? I suppose that _your_ thoughts will never become problematic, right?
> republicans of today are treated anywhere nearly as wrongly as Jewish people in Nazi Germany.
The point isn't that they are. The point is that _this is where it starts_. It's a warning about where we're going if political vitriol continues. Perhaps review the ten stages of genocide [1] and see if you can draw any parallels.
> This also says nothing of Gina Carano's history of transphobic comments
What specific things did she say that were "transphobic"?
[1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ten_stages_of_genocide