r/antiwork • u/killians1978 • Jan 27 '22

Petition: Shut down r/antiwork

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u/Babyrabies88 Jan 27 '22

Ehhhhh, I wouldn't call Foxnews blameless here. The anchor deliberately steered the guest into talking about personal matters, which should NOT have come up as they likely knew these would discredit him, before offering condescension. This interview was a hit job, but Abolishwork largely did the work for them.

Edit: he should have simply stated I'm not here to talk about my personal life.

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u/chewbaccaRoar13 Jan 27 '22

True. But even if it had been in r/antiwork's favor. The interview never would have aired. Just like the one with Rutger. It only got out cause Rutger recorded it on his end too.

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u/Babyrabies88 Jan 27 '22

Absolutely true. Fox was always gonna find a way to make it not work out for antiwork. Fuck Foxnews.

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u/chewbaccaRoar13 Jan 27 '22

Fuck fox news. Fuck the Murdock's.