Pulitzer winner quits 'Washington Post' after a cartoon on Bezos is killed
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Anonymous
Definitely, nothing of value was gained. |
Anonymous
| Who will hire her knowing she will write cartoons critiquing them? |
Anonymous
Let's see the list. Did she have any lampooning Obama, Biden? |
Anonymous
| Why didn't she allow comments on her substack post? Surely the majority of the commentariat would be on the side of an esteemed WaPo journalist, no? |
Anonymous
Any fair minded person with ethics? Such a quaint idea these days, right? |
Anonymous
Yes. Why can’t you check for yourself? |
Anonymous
| The Washington Post doesn't owe her a platform. She can buy her own printing press. |
Anonymous
| Didn’t know Bezos was such a snowflake. |
Anonymous
This type of shaming has stopped working. People are sick of your crap. |
Anonymous
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Substack gets more views.
The open forums of Twitter and substack are the best news and opinion providers by far. |
Anonymous
They are echo chambers. That's great for support, but you aren't going to change anyone's mind. |
Anonymous
Poor widdle billionaires. We hurt their feewings and made them ashamed. So sad 😭 |
Anonymous
Speak for your MAGA self. |
Anonymous
| If you work for a newspaper don’t insult the paper’s owner. |
Anonymous
The snowflake is the person who quit in a huff. This is what happens when everyone gets a participation trophy. |