Was this shared on the guyâs own facebook account? If so, as mean-spirited as the meme may be, seems a bit heavy handed to fire him.
Ted, you are a disgusting POS. SOMETIMES itâs better not to open your bigoted, homophobic mouth.
ESPN wants to be a sports, not a political media outlet. ESPN told Schilling and the rest of its employees not to make controversial or political public comments. Curt had already been suspended from his job for previous controversial statements and knew termination was a possibility if he refused to abide their rules. He decided to not abide their rules after being warned, his firing is not heavy handed or unexpected.
CaN THE GaY GEt tHEIR OWn bathroom? Iâm WEIRDEd OUT That THEY aRE LOOKING at MY PeniS.
Of course he did.
What did you expect from a Theocratic Fascist who is busy fleecing the Religious Rubes to get elected?
He is CONVINCED that God created him to be President, and he has convinced a lot of idiots that is true too, reality be-damned.
This is just an easy thing for him to say to ingratiate himself deeper with the End-Timers and those for whom the 20th Century was just too much too fast.
Sad really.
âESPN fired Curt Schilling for making the rather obvious point that we shouldnât allow grown male adult strangers alone in a bathroom with little girls," the Texas senator said in a Thursday interview on Glenn Beckâs radio show. "Thatâs a point anyone who is rational should understand.â
We donât allow that, Senator. Thatâs a point anyone who is rational should understand.
If âbathroom billsâ can âsave one little girlâŚwe should do it.â
But common-sense gun-safety bills?
Which could save millions of kids?
And âa point anyone who is rational should understandâ?
Busy-body, nanny-state, big-government encroachment on individual liberty.
Ever notice that no one ever complains about trans women going in to male restrooms . What about the little boys ?
Such hypocrites
Ted, I look forward to the day when you are fired as well.
Ted Cruz is a lying piece of human excrement, evil incarnate IMHO.
Like this one?
OK thanks that does add some important context. However, the idea of an employer monitoring employees social media accounts, and warning then firing them if they donât like or agree with what they post, doesnât seem very free speech friendly.
If Ted Cruz and the like reject government interference in the âfree marketâ, why canât ESPN make a purely business decision that Schilling is bad for their brand? Inquiring minds want to know.
You can drop the IMHO. Itâs proven fact.
Suddenly visualized a cross-over with one of them toddler militia billsâŚ
There is a very, very long history in how the world perceives men vs. woman who are LGBT.
Aw, câmon Count. Schillingâs cake hole just opened one too many times for ESPN and it said go be a boor on Facebook. It wasnât âpolitical correctness.â He dug his own grave with his big mouth.
Are you telling me that if some guy worked for you and said to your face that your daughters were looking at a sterling future on the stripper pole that you wouldnât fire him? Puh-leeeze.
One, he is not a typical employee, he is a public figure and part of the âfaceâ of ESPNâs brand.
Two, I doubt it took intesive monitoring of his online presence, Iâm sure they recieved complaints from customers.
Three, ESPN is not the government, so they are not prohibited from limiting free speech.
Schilling has a habit of shooting off his mouth. This time it caught up with him.