If Roseanne gets carried away, she may get a visit from law enforcement. Former First families get Secret Service protection.

The fact that she got trolled by a drug company should have been a clue that she was a loser.

How ‘Roseanne’ Had the Most Disastrous Endgame In TV History

She’s definitely a RWNJ Trumper. A complete inability to take any responsibility for her own actions. The screws aren’t just loose, they’ve completely vanished, the light bulb’s have burned out, the wheels have fallen off & the shingles have been blown away. 😉 😀

All she had to do was keep her mouth shut, stay off Twitter, and cash the checks., but she just couldn’t do it.

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It was the kind of thing Roseanne Barr has been doing online for years. This time, however, the backlash was immediate and vigorous. Ms. Barr apologized for her “joke” that wasn’t really a joke and said she was leaving Twitter as if Twitter were responsible for her racist behavior. That apology was not enough. ICM Partners, her agents, stopped representing her. The comedian Wanda Sykes, who was a consulting producer on the reboot of “Roseanne,” announced that she was quitting the show. Within a matter of hours, ABC canceled the new “Roseanne” and the original show’s reruns were pulled from TV Land, CMT and the Paramount Network.

For once, a major network did the right thing. But before it did the right thing, it did the wrong thing. It is not new information that Roseanne Barr makes racist, Islamophobic and misogynistic statements and is happy to peddle all manner of dangerous conspiracy theories. ABC knew this when it greenlighted the “Roseanne” reboot. ABC knew this when it quickly renewed the reboot for a second season, buoyed, no doubt, by the show’s strong ratings.

The cast, the writers and the producers knew what Ms. Barr stood for when they agreed to work on the show. Everyone involved made a decision to support the show despite its co-creator’s racism. They decided that their career ambitions, or desire to return to network television, or financial interests would best be served by looking the other way. It was only when Ms. Barr became an immediate liability that everyone involved finally looked at her racism and dealt with it directly.
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Channing Dungey, the president of ABC Entertainment, said in a statement, “Roseanne’s Twitter statement is abhorrent, repugnant and inconsistent with our values, and we have decided to cancel her show.” Bob Iger, the chairman and chief executive of Disney, ABCs parent company, said, “There was only one thing to do here, and that was the right thing.” The cast member and producer Sara Gilbert lamented the show’s demise and said, “Roseanne’s recent comments about Valerie Jarrett, and so much more, are abhorrent and do not reflect the beliefs of our cast and crew or anyone associated with the show.”

All of these statements sound conscientious and righteous. These statements make it seem as if ABC is invested in doing the right thing. The statements make it seem as if the cast and crew are nothing like the show’s star. These statements are but part of an elaborate and lucrative illusion. ABC is the same network that shelved an episode of “Blackish” because it addressed the N.F.L. anthem protests.

I am more interested in the statement ABC could have made by never making the reboot in the first place.

Full piece here:
‘Roseanne’ Is Gone, but the Culture That Gave Her a Show Isn’t

The 1500 missing migrant children haven’t been forgotten, Shirt, nor have the almost 5,000 people who dies on Puerto Rica as a result of Hurricane Maria. Just because they are not on the front page above the fold, doesn’t mean that they are forgotten.

Needless to say, Jewish descendants of Holocaust survivors were *NOT* happy.