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Slack.com slash THQ. Isn't it wonderful we have a first amendment so you can say whatever

is on your mind and then get fired? For instance, a 72-year-old journalist named Hugh

Heckman was canned by PBS NewsHour Weekend for remarking that then Meghan Markle now

the Duchess of Sussex was, quote, not bad, unquote. True story, Heckman was apparently

looking at a photo of the hot little soon-to-be-duchess when he made the remark to a male colleague

and was then fired because his female colleagues took the comment to be sexist. Heckman

assumed PBS, saying when he remarked that the smoking royal babe was not bad, he was

not at all referring to her deliciously slender yet subtly curvaceous figure or her breath-taking

lealuring legs or even her seductively charming face and definitely was not imagining what

it would be like to crush her naked body against him in a powerful yet affectionate embrace

that would leave her gasping with wonder and pleasure. But in the real-life language

of his lawsuit, he merely, quote, intended to convey that the Duchess possessed charm

and beauty and was a suitable match for her fiancé.

Unquote. Heckman says his female colleagues may have mistaken his intentions because they

were a bunch of screeching heredons with pinched little sensorious minds steeped in the insidious

era of the foul philosophy of feminism that has curdled their once-womanly souls into

frothing pools of hate-filled acid. Maybe Heckman didn't say that. Maybe it was me.

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