The Guardian offers counselling to staff after ‘upsetting’ Trump election result!

spottybook

Nobody offered me counselling when labour got in

👍🏻nor us

petra

This is a piece that quotes a lot of the navel gazing bollocks the editor of the Guardian has issued.

conservativepost.co.uk/guardian-offers-therapy-and-support-to-staff-upset-from-trumps-win/

Thanks Petra looks like as it says, the hand holding and hugs for all is more about increasing their subscription numbers.

Whitewavemark2

The guardian is owned by a trust, and so is not beholden to any individual or political stance.

So independent limp lettuces then🤔

I just can't my head around the POTUS threatening people like that. No other president would have said that

This is a piece that quotes a lot of the navel gazing bollocks the editor of the Guardian has issued.

conservativepost.co.uk/guardian-offers-therapy-and-support-to-staff-upset-from-trumps-win/

The guardian is owned by a trust, and so is not beholden to any individual or political stance.

lizziedrip is correct in her assertions about Trump’s threat to journalists and news outlets that disagree with him.

Whether he will carry out these threats remains to be seen but Bezos took it so seriously that he instructed the WP not to support the Democrats as it had done throughout the past decades. Other journalists have expressed alarm as Trump’s threats.

I am afraid that the world has to continue, I don't think people are going to stop talking about a range of subjects because trump is president.

Baggs I’ve been heavily criticised on other threads for requesting evidence to support posters’ claims.

So, to repeat what some have said to me ‘Google is your friend’. That’s one of the more polite comments I received!

FriedGreenTomatoes2

Counselling isn’t ‘limp’ at all, Far from it. However it’s the ‘need’ for this subject matter at hand that is so hilarious.

On another note.
I didn't realise Adrian Chiles was married to Katharine Viner (editor of the Guardian) until I looked her up on wiki just now.
Every day is a school day.

It's not if you're worried about violence or a convicted sex offender being in the highest office in the world.

Baggs

*The support for American journalists is being offered because Trump has threatened journalists who disagree with him.*

Are you able to supply us with some evidence of this, please? I'm curious about what the threats were.

I’m curious too, the mind boggles.

GrannyGravy13

Oreo online, at the local tea shop and on the Library App.

A woman after my own heart 😄

Counselling isn’t ‘limp’ at all, Far from it. However it’s the ‘need’ for this subject matter at hand that is so hilarious.

On another note.
I didn't realise Adrian Chiles was married to Katharine Viner (editor of the Guardian) until I looked her up on wiki just now.
Every day is a school day.

The support for American journalists is being offered because Trump has threatened journalists who disagree with him.

Are you able to supply us with some evidence of this, please? I'm curious about what the threats were.

Oreo online, at the local tea shop and on the Library App.

WellsRose

GrannyGravy13

I am an oddball when it comes to The Guardian (and all newspapers) I like some journalists, some articles etc.

You will not find me saying I will never read * (insert any publication) due to XYZ, my mind is open to all views and opinions.

Same here. The same with podcasts.

Ditto. It's good for balance, I think.

Many of you are missing the point.

The support for American journalists is being offered because Trump has threatened journalists who disagree with him.

It is not about them being unhappy with the result; it’s about them feeling under threat for doing their job - in a country where every crazy person carries a gun!

Why can’t some on GN get this - just because you loathe the Guardian? Can’t you think beyond this?

We sometimes get a few newspapers lying around in our staff tearoom which I read at breaks.Free to me, just wot I like😄

GrannyGravy13

I am an oddball when it comes to The Guardian (and all newspapers) I like some journalists, some articles etc.

You will not find me saying I will never read * (insert any publication) due to XYZ, my mind is open to all views and opinions.

Same here. The same with podcasts.

GrannyGravy13

I am an oddball when it comes to The Guardian (and all newspapers) I like some journalists, some articles etc.

You will not find me saying I will never read * (insert any publication) due to XYZ, my mind is open to all views and opinions.

Buying papers is expensive, do you read them online?

Why is it limp to offering counselling? It's just talking to someone to someone who's listening. I was offered it when a young colleague died and that was at 02 so not a lefty organisation.

I am an oddball when it comes to The Guardian (and all newspapers) I like some journalists, some articles etc.

You will not find me saying I will never read * (insert any publication) due to XYZ, my mind is open to all views and opinions.

The Democrats would have absolutely gone after X if they had won. I am afraid they are also a threat to free speech. That is why we have to defend it in a non political way.

WellsRose

Oreo

WellsRose A lot of people aren’t happy that Trump is back in the White House but he won the election, simple as that and millions of Americans are happy as they voted for him.
The Guardian has always been a bit of a limp lettuce of a newspaper and now it’s excelling itself by offering counselling.

So are people who moan on Gransnet about Keir Starmer limp lettuces also.?

People always have a moan when their preferred political party doesn’t win an election then go on to criticise their policies and performance and that’s fine if they don’t like them and find them wanting.
I didn’t say that posters on GN were limp lettuces but that I find The Guardian is.
We can all moan about DT winning but this thread is actually about The Guardian and their nonsense.

But they're not putting up with it? They're moaning like crazy.