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Post #1038338

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TV's Frink
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Politics 2: Electric Boogaloo
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Date created
23-Jan-2017, 6:21 PM

Handman said:

People should not be fired from their jobs for one error of judgement unrelated to the performance of that job, or for not adhering to whatever the popular opinion/values of the time happens to be. It reeks of fascism any way you put it.

I think a suspension, which I believe is what they’ve done, is appropriate. She should be punished but not with termination.

If you work for SNL, that makes you a public figure, and you are responsible for what you put out in the public with your name on it.