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There always seems to come a time when the left can no longer hide who and what they are.They hide until they feel it's safe to come out into the open lest they face the consequences of what they know is evil.
They used to deny being socialists/communists; now many on the left openly embrace the ideas.
Why would any company that has employees who happen to be Jewish hire someone who might refuse to work with coworkers who are Jewish? And might be a risk for antisemitic workplace violence?
Lemme guess: It's not antisemitism, it's anti-Zionism.
niyad (136,219 posts)
Today is my official 23rd DUnniversary, although I had
been reading it for some time. My late friend Betty, and Top 10 Conservative Idiots of the Week, brought me here, and here I remain. I am afraid you are stuck with me.
Ii just want to thank this amazing community for being home, shelter, sanctuary, and haven all these years. I could not have gotten through them without you.
LOVE YOU ALL!!!
https://www.democraticunderground.com/100221407883
Seattle Storm co-owner Celeste Keaton and Sophie Cunningham supporters
https://x.com/JonnyRoot_/status/2082459405233304061
IMO, it's time that Clark, Cunningham, and other non-crazy WNBA players bailed on the WNBA and leave the crazies to enjoy their NBA-subsidized mental sewer. I know, they have to live, and their career is how they live.
I am in Seattle for a couple of days, where last night the Indiana Fever played the Seattle Storm in the (I am not making this up) Climate Pledge Arena. The Fever beat the woeful Storm 105-95. Two 16 year old girls attended, wearing XX-XY shirts. These innocuous garments stand for the fact that there are two genders, and they are different. The logo reflects an opposition to allowing men to participate in women’s sports. The girls also held a sign supporting Sophie Cunningham, who plays for the Fever.
The owner of the Seattle Storm, Celeste Keaton, also attended. She saw the young women and ripped into them, calling them, among other things, “f*cking insane.” Keaton is a lesbian whose wife is a former Microsoft executive. The girls themselves are interviewed in the clip below:
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UPDATE: The Storm has apologized:QuoteThe Seattle Storm apologized Wednesday for an exchange that took place between one of their co-owners and two fans during the team’s 105-95 home loss to the Indiana Fever.
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“We are aware one of our co-owners made comments to two fans in attendance at last night’s game. We apologize that this happened,” Storm majority owner Ginny Gilder said in a statement released Wednesday. “Everyone who attends a Storm game deserves to feel welcome, and we remain committed to creating an inclusive environment where every fan is treated with respect.”
Why would any company that has employees who happen to be Jewish hire someone who might refuse to work with coworkers who are Jewish? And might be a risk for antisemitic workplace violence?
