@georgetakei

I thinkt he book awards can do whatever they like, and are within their rights. But it was the wrong decision. As far as I know Drew didnt hire any non-union writers, nor as she personally violated any of their asks... She is perfectly ok.

The bigger issue is the cancel culture, I know I will not give any attention to the book awards (As is my right) due to this decision.

@freemo @georgetakei

If you read the article, she employs (employed?) 3 writers who are on strike now.

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@MaryPot

> If you read the article, she employs (employed?) 3 writers who are on strike now.

I did read the article, and what part of my statement do you feel was in error given this fact? Nothing i said disagrees with what you just said.

@georgetakei

@freemo @georgetakei

I get it. You are anti union and anti fair pay and pro union-busting and scabs.

Your choice.

@MaryPot

No not at all.

Usually when there is a strike the company continues to operate with the striking workers vacant. As a general rule as long as that persons position isnt replaced to nullify the strike then there are no issues. Since as far as I know the show did not replace the striking workers, and did not hire any new writers, they are fine.

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