[arista]

[A senior BBC employee has been fired after
sharing 'horrific' anti-Semitic social media posts.
It comes as workers say it is a 'grim' and
'frightening' time to be Jewish at the BBC.

Dawn Queva, a BBC scheduler, shared
a string of hateful messages on Facebook.]






https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...awn-queva.html

Good the Sacked the Fool.

[Livia]

Senior BBC employee, eh? Never mind her racist and deeply insulting sentiments, her English is embarrassing.

[Oliver_W]

I'm not sure I agree with a straight up sacking for a moronic social media post, but her words are pretty disgusting.

And she seems to get stupider as the post goes on.

[Cherie]

At first I thought she might be drunk posting as it was 11pm on a Saturday night but then she carried on in the same vein the following morning ...strange views

[arista]

Originally Posted by Livia

Senior BBC employee, eh? Never mind her racist and deeply insulting sentiments, her English is embarrassing.

Good she was Sacked

[AnnieK]

Embarrassing

[smudgie]

She sounds like a half wit.

[bots]

indoctrinated

[Mystic Mock]

Originally Posted by Oliver_W

I'm not sure I agree with a straight up sacking for a moronic social media post, but her words are pretty disgusting.

And she seems to get stupider as the post goes on.

This.

But admittedly her comments were definitely more outrageous than anything Lineker or Vorderman said, so out of the three scenarios I can understand the BBC punishing this woman more than I ever will with the other two.

I ultimately do still support her right to say what she wants (i.e the anti-Semitism and racism towards white people parts) but she was skirting very close to incitement against Jewish people, so it's very murky for me on what was the right decision to make.

It's basically freedom of speech versus potential incitement.