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Old 13-05-2024, 11:20 AM #6
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Originally Posted by Cherie View Post
er he should be relieved of his well paid job, plenty others to fill his boots, if he is doesn't need the cash he is just using his tax payer funded job as a platform for his views so he should step down if he had any real morals
Why would anyone step down from a platform and why would it be their moral responsibility to do so? Just not really accurate as to how the world works.

You could argue that it's immoral of the BBC to continue to offer/fund this platform if they know it to be against the wishes of license payers or (more importantly, because there's really nothing positive at all in mob rule) it goes against established impartiality rules.

But putting the moral responsibility on an individual to step away from a platform that they're using to speak about things they believe in? An odd sort of "morality" there.

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