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Originally Posted by JiriHrdina
I guess but it wouldn't have been those employees that lost their jobs applauding that - maybe someone like Ezra. But the camerman? I doubt it. The broadcasting industry is pretty tight and no one takes joy when they see a colleague lose their job particularly knowing that in some cases it is very hard to find a new job.
My point, and only point, is that I don't think its right to celebrate anyone losing their job.
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Ack,
I agree with you 99% of the time, but am I the only one getting sick with this obviously tripe (trope? Probably tripe and trope actually) filled sentiment? It's as pointless as 'won't someone think of the children?'. And becoming just as tired and used. 'Someone lost their job. That's a family you know!' So used. And pointless.
Most people have to find new jobs along the way. It's the way of the world. Welcome to Earth. Maybe next time don't join a sexist, racist, homophobic, editorial based spin machine.
Ugh.
No one is celebrating anyone losing their jobs. They are celebrating the worst thing to happen to Canadian 'journalism' in recent history. This is a good thing.