“Ugly, annoying and divisive”: Eric Abetz attacked the ABC for its “patent false” comments

After a reporter in Tasmania made a claim that was “ugly, annoying, divisive and clearly false,” ABC was criticized in the Senate assessment, which was considered to be of great importance to many Tasmanians. The Niya were extremely offensive. Liberal Senator Eric Abetz asked ABC Managing Director David Anderson (David Anderson) that an ABC presenter in Tasmania raised the issue of ists against white supremacists. , Whether it will be condemned. Mr. Abetts said that the host said, “I thought if you were a white supremacist, you would live in Kingston, and that would have blinded him to thousands of Tasmanians.” Mr. Anderson said that although he didn’t know much about the incident, he knew that the host “realized that he had made a mistake” and immediately apologized. Abez said: “According to all the standards I originally thought, this is completely and completely unacceptable.” “Apologizing is one thing, but people will think that people with only a little professionalism in their hearts will not treat me thousands. Tens of thousands of Tasmanians made such outrageous comments and ruins. “A mistake is a mistake. This is his deliberate statement. It has a more serious meaning, not just accidentally or erroneously talking about a Or another suburban error. “This is just a deliberate destruction of my thousands of Tasmanians.”