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Originally Posted by Senator Clay Davis
I mean even though this is your schtick you clearly (hopefully?) know the difference. Beyond that if any of these people lose their jobs because their employers believe their social media posts will be bad for business then the game is the game. I mean it will never not be hilarious that the biggest proponents of "capitalism is great" get pissed off when capitalism does #### like this. Also a reminder that being actually good helps shield you too, she isn't exactly Katharine Hepburn out there. To use a sports analogy she's (at best) a replacement level actress.
Anyway with more time to think on this I actually am starting to suspect she knew she wasn't coming back before the Holocaust post, so she went out guns blazing to kickstart her ride on the right wing grifter tit. The fact she was ready to go with Ben Shapiro Pictures 24 hours after being "dumped" is pretty telling.
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There were posts earlier suggesting that it was about money but I think it's about conduct. I mean, the tweet in question happened on Tuesday, it was the final straw.
We'll see if she was at best a replacement, as they did have plans to spinoff her character. That's one direction they've lost now. That might in fact hurt the bottom line more. So again, I don't think this was a money decision, it was about conduct after warnings.
And I added the twitter screen cap because twitter is insane to allow all that.