I'm also not defending her. I think it was a flawed analogy, and even if you want to remain a free spirit, making comparisons to the Holocaust is always tricky on the best of days, and in today's climate, not a chance. I'm sure it probably got under her skin, though, to see all these other employees who don't have pronouns in their bios, yet the woke nuts are demanding she does and the company heads want her to, and that Mr. Pascal always makes comments about Nazi Germany (including some photos that a few claim come from Palestine, not America, who knows), but she is not allowed to.
If you can't see the double standard here, if you actually support it, then make no mistake, you're driving our country and the world down the tubes as much as the "alt right." The big companies should never try to cater to the woke Twitter users, or have a fear of offending the "young and liberal, diverse" crowd. Our interests are fickle, we're seeing that play out everywhere, they start off on great highs, and they always peter out over time.
Ms. Carano may have flaws, I can understand if you're upset by some of the stuff she's said, but she is FLAT OUT not transphobic or anti-Semitic, and if you can't even meet the other side halfway, then maybe another civil war is inevitable. More social unrest and violence on the streets, sigh... this is why I hate social media.
