NW Ohio | Illinois Steve - 5/5/2016 06:57
It has absolutely nothing to do with the truth. The fact is the man did something that offended a client or clients of his employer and they chose to fire him. They are more than within their right to do so. Do I think it was warranted? Probably not. We all know the CEOs of the big companies make a ridiculous amount of money. This seems a bit like whining because they make more money than farmers. Of course they do! If I wanted to make that kind of money I would have gone into a different career.
It has everything to do with the truth. I was referring to the truth of the cartoon. And the fact that a CEO's feelings got hurt. If the cartoonist's research was correct and what he portrayed in the cartoon was accurate, I see nothing wrong with it. Farmer's feelings get hurt all the time by cartoons that portray them as dumb hicks and no one really cares. But if the shoe fits.............................
Edited by roarintiger1 5/5/2016 09:11
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Guess there is no freedom of expression.
