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over a year ago
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"For his Corbyn tweet?"
all of this has come about from Media stirring shit, the BBC are just as guilty as any other media, all trying to spread shit for high viewings & sales
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sometimes our biggest enemy can be our own media |
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It's a dreadful post from him and should raise serious questions about his employability. He'd do well to remove it, with some dignity remaining. I imagine if it was one of his staff, they'd not be received very positively at work.
The media are on a long path to discredit Corbyn, so they will use it to enable negativity towards him. |
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"No he shouldn't be sacked the tweet is in bad taste and it's ridiculous to suggest corbyn is anti Semitic .  "
I am sure that JC should force him to make a full public retraction and pay damages to whichever charity got the last lot of damages due to public deformation of JC by tweet.
Of course if there is a clause in Shugar's BBC contract that requires him not to 'bring the BBC into disrepute by his personal conduct' then disciplinary action must be taken against him and if that results in his losing his job and the axing of the apprentice then so be it. |
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Having read other tweets by Sugar, which are bullish, to put it lightly, it does the man no favours. Let him be judged by his own mouth. And by law, if required. |
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