Chris Hayes challenges Tucker Carlson to resign over Fox News's vaccine mandate

aol ^ | October 7, 2021 | GEORGE BACK

[zeugma]

I think he should resign for not saying anything at all about the AZ audits.

[Boogieman]

The fact that Tucker didn’t resign after Fox’s participation in stealing an election was enough to tell me he doesn’t stand for any real principles, he’s just another fake talking head.

[lurk]

Tucker could look the network in the eye and dare them to terminate him. $$$$$ gone.

[zeugma]

# So you see no difference from a illegal mandate imposed by the Federal Government on citizens and condition of employment set by a private business?

Especially when you have actual laws on the books like the ADA which has been used to force companies not to discriminate against people with HIV and other contagious diseases?

[MNJohnnie]

So you see no difference from a illegal mandate imposed by the Federal Government on citizens and condition of employment set by a private business?

[gloryblaze]

Brian Kilmeade said that Fox employees had the option of weekly testing instead of vaccine.

[MNJohnnie]

Dead wrong

If you see no difference from an illegal mandate imposed by the Federal Government on citizens and condition of employment set by a private business you are intellectually hopeless

[MNJohnnie]

So what?

Whole lot of people got the vaccination but see no legal justification for it to be forced on people

Apples to orange comparison.

[gloryblaze]

Neither Kilmeade nor Carlson have indicated they think it is a good idea to mandate vaccination. Kilmeade has said he was vaccinated by his personal choice; Carlson has kept his status private, I believe.

My point is that offering an option of testing instead of the jab is quite different from the jab or the highway.

[MNJohnnie]

No it is most certainly not

That stretching as far as possible totally tortuous logic to valid an opinion.

Businesses put all sort of requirements on job applicants. For example, most truck drivers are subjected to random drug testing as a condition of their employment. If you don’t want to agree, you find a different job.

The obvious clean and irreputable difference is Carlson choose to get the vaccination he was not forced to,

He is being, unlike so many “conservatives” , absolutely intellectually consistent

Carlson is saying while he chooses to vaccinate he is absolutely opposed to it being forced by Government dictate on everyone else.

[USS Alaska]

“If you truly believe you are suffering under the ‘sadomasochistic heel’ of an employer,” Hayes said, “even if they are paying you lots and lots of money, if you don't want people to think you're a total fraud then you have to have the guts to call out Fox News or resign in protest.”

As much as I despise that fag hayes, what he says, is logical and points out the hypocrisy of the faux talking heads.

Talking is what they do, action is what they avoid.

[central_va]

I think Tucker already got the Moderna but I could be wrong..

[USS Alaska]

The life of Chris Hayes: How a working-class boy from the Bronx became an award-winning news anchor for MSNBC

By giving many...

[McGruff]

Ignore him. Don’t give him the publicity.

[dirtymac]

see post #2.

I am a CEO of a medium sized company and I adamantly oppose mandates and will not issue one in any form. That said, I got the Moderna vaccine.

[gloryblaze]

... Talking is what they do, action is what they avoid.

Talking is taking action, important action. Just like Rush. There are only twenty-four hours in their days, too, just like the rest of ours.

[alexander_busek]

But working for a company that engages in the kind of totalitarianism you oppose sort of makes you the equivalent of a Jewish guard at Auschwitz, doesn't it?

More like a Jewish guard at a privately-operated incinerator-cum-soap-factory.

Regards,

[The MAGA-Deplorian]

Challenge him to get some ratings!

[Alberta's Child]

So you see no difference from a illegal mandate imposed by the Federal Government on citizens and condition of employment set by a private business?

I do.

[glennaro]

Hayes and his much more masculine co-worker, Maddow, are always seekiing attention as they have nothing else to offer.