Friday, April 02, 2021
Australia: Veteran Adelaide radio host Jeremy Cordeaux sacked over Brittany Higgins tirade
Must not question St. Brittany
Veteran radio broadcaster Jeremy Cordeaux, who called Brittany Higgins a “silly girl who got drunk” and questioned her story, has been sacked.
The award-winning host was branded a “dinosaur” online over the appalling comments on air on FIVEaa over the weekend about the alleged rape at Parliament House in 2019.
“I just ask myself why the prime minister doesn’t call it out for what it is. A silly little girl who got drunk,” Cordeaux said at 6.26am during his weekend breakfast show.
“If this girl has been raped, why hasn’t the guy who raped her been arrested? Apparently everyone knows his name.”
“Security, you know, should never have let these two into the minister’s office at two o’clock in the morning. Never,” Cordeaux said.
“The defence minister. Can you imagine security taking someone who was obviously drunk, so drunk I think that the young lady, during the week on television, said she couldn’t get her shoes on.
“My advice to the prime minister – as he was sort of monstered by A Current Affair – my advice would be to stop worrying about offending somebody.”
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Race and Inclusion Editor Fired from USA Today for 'Angry White Man' Shooter Comments
On Friday, Hemal Jhaveri, the Race and Inclusion Editor for USA Today Sports, announced that she had been fired for her now-deleted tweet that said "it’s always an angry white man. Always," with regards to the Monday night shooting in Boulder, Colorado. The suspect ended up being a 21-year old refugee from Syria.
Jhaveri's announcement tweet links to a Medium piece she wrote. In the 1,200-word piece, she only once acknowledges she made "a mistake" further down her piece, in addition to her one apology:
"On Monday night, I sent a tweet responding to the fact that mass shooters are most likely to be white men. It was a dashed off over-generalization, tweeted after pictures of the shooter being taken into custody surfaced online. It was a careless error of judgement, sent at a heated time, that doesn’t represent my commitment to racial equality. I regret sending it. I apologized and deleted the tweet."
We can all still see the tweet, which is inclunded in Jhaveri's own piece. I didn't see "most likely to be" in her tweet. I say "always," twice.
It’s clear that Jhaveri's "commitment to racial equality" doesn't extend to white people when she herself laments that "my previous tweets were flagged not for inaccuracy or for political bias, but for publicly naming whiteness as a defining problem. That is something USA TODAY, and many other newsrooms across the country, can not [sic] tolerate."
So, is she sorry, or is she just sorry that people took notice? It looks like you can make the case for the latter
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Funny how all these people with such "commitment" to inclusion and equality can almost always be counted on to bash certain groups during "heated" times. I'm trying to figure out how it was a "heated" time for her - a shooting that happened 1,000 miles away from her. I notice she doesn't get "heated" by the constant violence in Chicago, or the rioting going on in Portland on an almost daily basis. "Heat" apparently only occurs when there's a chance to bash a specific demographic.
Liberalss think only they should be seen and heard for Conservatives they must be silenced it worked for The Nazis and the Commies
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