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It's a little strange that this needs to be said. The employees who don't like whatever is being produced are certainly welcome to find employment elsewhere. No
by 30944836 4y ago
It's a little strange that this needs to be said. The employees who don't like whatever is being produced are certainly welcome to find employment elsewhere. Non-competes are not enforceable in California.
The article mentions the dust-up around Chapelle's latest, but he's been offensive for much longer -- a similar issue was raised with the 2019 special Sticks and Stones. So why this culture addendum now?
- prepend 4y agoPeople are more protesty now than in 2019.
- EddieDante 4y agoI'm not convinced that's the case. What's different is that the most vocal moral guardians griping about entertainment that tramples their tender sensibilities aren't necessarily conservative Christians any longer. We still have those, but the situation is different from the 1980s, when it was mainly 700 Club viewers along with Tipper Gore and her fellow DC yentas getting so uptight over lyrics to songs like Prince's "Darling Nikki", Judas Priest's "Eat Me Alive", Twisted Sister's "Under the Blade" or Frank Zappa's "Dancing Fool" that the likes of Frank Zappa[0] and Dee Snider[1] had to testify before Congress. [0]: https://urbigenous.net/library/zappa.html https://urbigenous.net/library/zappa.html [1]: https://joesapt.net/superlink/shrg99-529/p73.html https://joesapt.net/superlink/shrg99-529/p73.html
- electriclove 4y agoThey would rather complain and try to force the hand that feeds them.
- Chazprime 4y ago> So why this culture addendum now? I suspect Americans are getting a little tired of the incessant, exaggerated culture wars stories constantly in the news.