so is unemployment
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Replying to @Gedk
it's a hard place, I've seen journalists walk out for less on these accusations
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Replying to @shocker38
for the sake of STV, SNP, and the rest of us, let's hope they see sense and he feels able to stay.
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Replying to @Gedk
I think he'd be better at a news paper, if he wants to be polemic that's the place, broadcasting is not, there are rules
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Replying to @shocker38
rubbish. And he's not broadcasting either. He should be free to work wherever without being bullied by gov. This isn't China.
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Replying to @Gedk
there are rules on neutrality, he is working for a broadcasting company under a broadcasting brand. I don't think political
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Replying to @shocker38
you're talking mince. There are umpteen political/satirical/opinion shows on TV. And *he's*not*even*on*TV.
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Replying to @Gedk
but it's a broadcasting brand and quiet clearly blurs the lines. I'd be all for him writing in a news paper with his polemic stuff
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Replying to @shocker38
Stephen Daisley isn't pretending to write the news. He's writing his opinion.
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Replying to @Gedk
again I'm all for him voicing his opinion, even as much as I disagree with him
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you can't be "all for him" voicing his opinion when you're trying to dictate how and where he can do it.
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