Discussion: 13 Fox Employees, Including Anchor, Now Suing Network For Racial Discrimination

"Dearly beloved, we are gathered here to pay homage to Bill Hemmer’s dead career.

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Everyone is cashing in.

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And everything continues to fold in on itself.

It’s delicious.

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What did Rupert expect? He put a racist in charge.

Josh, 4 years ago


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Rupert, trust me: can O’Reilly and we’ll straighten right out


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Ominous.

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If an airliner were crashing into that ship and then the entire thing were moved into a coal mine, where a train would then crash into the whole mess, we’d have a closer approximation.

That sort of mélange is above my Photoshop skill level, alas.

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It’s totally missing the rats jumping ship. Where are the rats?

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Oh, man, this brightens my day.

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Oooh
 I can’t wait for my favorite “fair and balanced” news entertainment network to cover this “frivolous lawsuit” filed by “professional victims” and backed by the Black Panthers. It’s no coincidence that this happened after Obama left office. He’s returned to his Alinksy-esque roots, and is community organizing the blacks on FOX.

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And funded by George Soros.

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The FoxHouse that Rupert built


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Speaking of: Is anyone else still waiting on their checks for participating in the Pussy Hat marches? I marched in three of them, and I haven’t been paid for a single one. When can we expect our checks? Will Mr. Soros be deducting taxes 
 or are we independent contractors?

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Looks like the illegal, unfounded and uppity War of Minority Aggression has finally started, eh?

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Good. Fox News has been a canker on US journalism for 25 years (at least), it time for them to start paying for their sins.

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Right here:

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That’s one thing I like about my TiVo. I can tell it that Fox News and Fox Business News are channels I don’t receive, and I never have to be even accidentally exposed to them.

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Not a good month for ol’ FOX NEWS
I guess ‘everybody’s out to get them’.

Of course none of this is surprising. But what I find most interesting is the part about how Wright wanted to do a segment on black people on O’Reilly, and it was denied because it showed black people in a positive light. That doesn’t sound like something that is actionable or even relevant to the this discrimination suit, since it’s a strictly editorial decision. But to have the evidence come out that this kind of editorial decision was being taken (though we knew it all along anyway) is a pretty big deal. In other words, O’Reilly, Ailes and the gang weren’t interested in picturing Sylvia’s unless the customers were screaming for their iced tea, motherfucker!

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