ESPN Has a Right to Fire Curt Schilling. What Rights Do People of Faith Have?

CNS News ^ | April 21, 2016 | Ryan T. Anderson

[KrisKrinkle]

I don’t see a conflict with what I wrote.

[hattend]

ESPN company values = Total Perversion.

Not sure I could work there.

[Ohioan]

ESPN can set their policies, to be sure. But one thing, here, is undeniable: ESPN is now being managed by "crack-pots."

However one slices or dices it, any Corporate management in a sports venue, who would fire a true American Sports legend, for stating what to most people is obvious, are not rational. ESPN is more interested in promoting a fantasy narrative than they are in actually promoting sports in America. There is not one person in a thousand, who will think that ESPN is right about this. However, the stultifying influence of "political correctness" is so strong at ESPN, ABC & Disney, that few will challenge this insanity openly.