That's just the it, it wasn't a racist rant. It was an opinion that denigrated no one.
Now, if you would care to explain to me what was racist or antisemitic about her last tweet, I'm all ears. I'll even make it easy for you and simply ask you to explain why others say it was antisemitic. I read some of those tweets and all I saw were people saying it was antisemitic. But not one person explained why it was antisemitic. Does anyone know?
You mean other than demeaning the victims of the holocaust?
Or her comments demeaning BLM, which were pretty racist.
or her comments demeaning the Trans community.
Disney said it was relevant? When did they say that?
When they fired her.
How do you know all this?
You think a decision like that was made by one person? I mean, I know the white entitled fanboys all like to think Kathleen Kennedy is up there making decisions to piss them off, but shows like this are group efforts... and the group decided that Mannish Woman had to go.
Once again, I'm not disputing Disney's legal rights here. I don't give a shit what went on in their boardrooms regarding Carano. I'm saying that the Twitter storm over it was ridiculous and pathetic. They were nothing but a bunch of arrogant, self righteous morality posers looking to score wokepoints; "Look at me Jews! I stuck up for you! Do you love me yet!?"
Or they made a practical business decision.
Again, this isn't like some fast food franchise where they fired the frycook because he came in wearing a MAGA hat one day. (Which I would be perfectly fine with). This is a multi-billion dollar franchise where they plan out TV shows years in advance of putting them on the air.
As far as Twitter Storms being ridiculous.. Yes, they are. Most Twitter storms are ridiculous, and frankly, I blame Twitter for letting Trump run rampant for years before they finally shut him down. But Carano should have realized the first time she said something stupid on Twitter that people were paying attention to her now. She's not Justine Sacco who just had 170 followers, one of whom ratted her out and publicly humiliated her to the whole nation.
That's the world we live in now. Frankly, I hope that Social Media eventually becomes a passing fad like CB Radios were in the 1970's, but I doubt they will be.