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You babbled something about women's rights....these women seem to be doing just what they want to do, or are you talking about them not doing what someone THINKS they should be doing like ESPN?What’s your point?Pretty sure those women were willfully dancing and stripping right?Yeah. Everyone is going to say this is bullshit, cancel culture horseshit, but it was a fair move by ESPN IMO. If you work for a large corporation that is imagine conscious and you post videos of yourself partying with strippers there can be repercussions. Paul Pierce is a victim of his own stupidity.
Report: ESPN, former Celtics legend Paul Pierce split after wild Instagram Live
Paul Pierce went live on Instagram on Friday night in a room full of dancers while drinking, smoking and playing poker with friends.www.google.com
So, they got mad at him because he ignored idiotic covid rules.
It was the strippers. We’ve seen many videos of people in the sports business ignoring Covid protocols with no repercussion. ESPN is always preaching about women’s rights. Pierce made them look bad and really gave them no choice.
Yeah I don‘t believe the stripper industry violates women’s rights. There are also male strippers. And I told you that I have gotten strippers before. I keep telling I cast no judgement on getting strippers. There are people who do look down on it though. Should they, IMO no, but that’s another debate. ESPN determined what he did was bad for business and they fired him. I see no problem, especially since he was stupid enough to post what he posted. Would you post yourself hangIng out with strippers if you worked in a prominent position and were a public figure representing a large corporation?