You can do many things these days and prosper in big media. You can mock Christians, republicans, particularly Trump, entire states, etc. You can abuse drugs, you can be known as the dirtiest player in pro football, you can incite riots over made-up allegations and get innocent people killed.
What you absolutely cannot do however is object to grown men using the ladies room with your daughter. This is particularly so if you are a republican and already have a black mark on your record for suggesting that radical muslims resemble Nazis. I think we all knew that it was totally out of bounds to suggest that muslims are anything but peaceful, kind, wonderful people of whom we desperately want more in this country. But now it is a firing offense to not want your little girl to be exposed to grown male perverts relieving themselves? Apparently so.
http://deadspin.com/espns-curt-schilling-shares-bigoted-anti-trans-meme-on-1771868863
ESPN, whose audience of course is largely gay activists and social justice warriors, released a statement about what an inclusive company they were. I guess that inclusiveness only extends to some ideas however. They seemed a bit confused about the concept that an employee might be entitled to his own opinions on matters of public interest. I can understand their confusion however, since the concept of men using ladies restrooms has been a core value of our country for about the past 15 minutes. The other 275 years, it would get you thrown in jail and probably a well-deserved butt-kicking. So clearly, Shilling's odious attachment to outmoded ideas about "men" and "women" made him toxic to the progressives running ESPN.