This is a good question, and it makes me wonder. Companies usually don't fire someone because Twitter and a few bloggers are mad. But if some civil liberties groups, LGBT / NAACP type organizations make complaints, and threaten to complain to the company's sponsors / shareholders, that's usually when they fire the person.
...Unless of course the other host jumps on the Twitter outrage to push his new show, finally use some leverage to get rid of Anthony and make it nice and easy..
So back when it all went down, does anyone remember who got mad?
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1 braunheiser 2015-11-28
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This is a good question, and it makes me wonder. Companies usually don't fire someone because Twitter and a few bloggers are mad. But if some civil liberties groups, LGBT / NAACP type organizations make complaints, and threaten to complain to the company's sponsors / shareholders, that's usually when they fire the person.
...Unless of course the other host jumps on the Twitter outrage to push his new show, finally use some leverage to get rid of Anthony and make it nice and easy..
So back when it all went down, does anyone remember who got mad?
2 Lilcumia 2015-11-28
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1 braunheiser 2015-11-28
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