ESPN afraid to fire Jemele Hill over her second screwup

Racist anchor for ESPN Jemele Hill has only been suspended for 2 weeks for once having called President Trump a "white supremacist" on Twitter, and now for her comments about Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones.

Hill has now twice violated the company's social media guidelines (much like those in the NFL taking a knee violates the NFL guidelines) by calling on fans to take action against the team that used to be known as "America's Team," but has eroded into Kaepernick's cretins.

Jones has made it clear that any player taking a knee during the playing of the National Anthem will be benched for the game. Hill has a problem with Jones' business decision.

"Change happens when advertisers are impacted," she wrote, not at all cryptically. "If you strongly reject what Jerry Jones said, the key is his advertisers."

When the hell can people just watch freaking football without the politics?

Sign at a public swimming pool: "Please do not urinate in the pool. We don't swim in your toilets."

Sign for ESPN employees: "Please don't pontificate about politics. The Pope doesn't announce your NFL games."

Jones was very clear about where he now stands [based on the latest viewership numbers. If his players refuse to stand, he refuses to let them play that game. If his team is playing another and they refuse to stand, he will not allow his team to play.

He came around late, but at least he came around, even if it was for the wrong reason.

Jemele Hill wrote, with more cliches than you can shake a stick at: "By drawing a line in the sand, Jerry put his players under more scrutiny and threw them under the bus. . . .If the rationale behind JJ's stance is keeping the fanbase happy, make him see that he is underestimating how all of his fanbase feels."

She urged "paying customers" to "boycott his advertisers" if they disagree with Jones' comments. Then she actually quoted a list of Cowboys' advertisers in a tweet. This included Bank of America, AT&T, Dr. Pepper Snapple Group, Ford Motors, MillerCoors and Pepsi. 

She has over 760,000 low-information leftists following her on Twitter.

If you, dear reader, disagree with this lunatic, I urge you to go out of your way to support these companies--open a bank account with Bank of America; get an AT&T mobile phone and internet; buy a Ford 250 truck; have a cold one and drink Pepsi because "it hits the spot."

So Hill was able to get away with calling President Trump a "white supremacist," but how dare her interfere with American commerce. That's why she got a slap on the wrist.

ESPN refuses to say whether the racist will be paid during the suspension, thereby making it a 2-week vacation, but since they're mum, I suspect they are.


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