His wife, Joei Frame Roysdon told the station he has learned his lesson: “He admitted that he said things that were wrong and apologized.”
She also added: “Everyone deserves a second chance and is also entitled to their own opinion.”
Roysdon's colleague, however, Ryan Grubbs, who also works as a volunteer firefighter, weighed in on the matter as well but said that Roysdon's words contradict the department's core values.
“We don’t pick and choose who needs us, we just go,” Grubbs told the outlet. “We’re volunteers, we’re doing this because we love the community.”
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Comments
(Old Spike)
"The N word."
Damn, you can really tell when someone is a far leftist when they downvote even a Mexican American comic.
(Short Spike)
What people want is not that this guy gets fired. What people want is for this guy to be spontaneously "cured" or for him to cease to exist. Firing him will just lead him to be racist at a different job.