Indian CEO Does Sexism at Resort

Apparently this guy told a bunch of wahmens to go clean some rooms and do some dishes. Normally that’d be hilarious, but in this case I’m not so sure. It could go either way.

CBC:

A B.C. resort executive who made a blatantly sexist comment during a supposed tribute to women at an industry conference has apologized and resigned from multiple boards, but some who were in the audience say there’s still a much bigger problem to tackle.

I’m getting this weird premonition that everyone in this story is going to be entirely insufferable.

According to people who attended the conference, Sharma asked the women in the room to stand in honour of International Women’s Day, but then after a round of applause told them to “go clean some rooms and do some dishes.”

Well he’s off to a good start, let’s see if he ruins this by cucking.

Trina Notman, vice-president of marketing and communications for Accent Hotels and Hotel Zed, was in the audience, and remembers hearing a collective groan at that remark.

“It was shocking. It was embarrassing — he was literally laughing at us. It felt terrible,” she told CBC News.

Vivek, all you have to do is not apologize and I’ll be in your corner. All you have to do is not say sorry to these insufferable twats. Please Vivek, all I’m asking you –

Notman said Sharma later apologized from the stage in response to the audience reaction.

Why Vivek, why? All you had to do was say nothing.

Six days later, Sharma issued a public apology.

Vivek Sharma is going to proceed to show everyone the exact precise wrong thing to do when you have these insufferable twats after you.

He said sorry in a statement released by the B.C. Hotel Association on Tuesday, saying he “deeply” regretted his “insensitive and inappropriate comments.”

Yes yes, very good Vivek. Legitimize their attacks on you by apologizing.

“Not only did my words cause distress for several women in the audience but I also offended many other delegates,” he said.

Yes this pleases me Vivek. Humiliate yourself at the feet of the Catlady Brigade.

Sharma announced he was resigning from his positions on the boards of the Tourism Industry Association of B.C. (TIABC) and the B.C. Hotel Association (BCHA).

Oh YES! Resign just after apologizing, permanently legitimizing their attacks on you, and making your groveling humiliation all for naught. Vivek if only you could have said “harder daddy,” that would have been absolute cuck perfection.

Ingrid Jarrett, the president and CEO of the BCHA, said Sharma offered to resign from the boards immediately after his remarks.

An entire career, ready to be thrown away in a second. Vivek, you are truly the perfect example of what not to do. Is everyone taking notes. Make sure you don’t do any of this.

But Notman says that doesn’t change the lingering issues of inequality within the hospitality and tourism industry, including pay gaps, lack of representation in leadership roles and discriminatory attitudes that affect women and people from other underrepresented groups.

CBC Propagandist Catherine Tait.

I think it’s more productive to show you who the CBC propagandists really are, like Catherine Tait, pictured above. She didn’t write this article. Instead this was done by one Bethany Lindsay, a catlady who literally has pictures of her cat in her twatter bio.

Don’t believe me? Here are the last six pictures uploaded on her twitter account.

Four out of six are cat pics. The other is celebrity garbage. These are the people criticizing you at the CBC.

In his apology, Sharma said he would use this experience as an opportunity to learn about how to make the industry a “safer place” for women and other underrepresented groups.

“As much as my actions caused harm, industry leaders like me have the opportunity to make amends if given the chance,” Sharma said.

“Leaders like me,” Sharma, you don’t have a job anymore because you cucked too hard. What exactly are you supposed to be leading at this point, the unemployment line?

Also, why is he holding a hammer in this picture?