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So where’s the apology for laughing at workplace deaths, Clementine?

26 May 2020

6:21 PM

26 May 2020

6:21 PM

As the world knows now, Clementine Ford has (conditionally) apologised for her sidesplitter “Honestly, corona virus isn’t killing men fast enough” and the Melbourne City Council is letting her keep her mitts on their thousands. But where’s the apology for her TikTok video mocking workplace deaths and injuries?

“Well, I guess it’s time now to head out to my important and dangerous job,” Ford begins, made up as a parody of a blue-collar worker.

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