You’d think that by now he’d be able to let this go, but that doesn’t seem to be the case at all. General Hospital news says that Ingo Raddemacher is trying to throw Steve Burton into his legal drama. Keep reading below for everything you need to know.
According to the latest reports, Ingo, who was best known for his role as Jasper Jack on the hit ABC soap, filed a new motion in his court battle againt ABC which includes General Hospital’s decision to rehire Steve Burton.
Ingo states that he wasn’t fired because he refused to comply with the network’s vaccine mandate back in 2020, but because of his own political views. Otherwise he says Steve Burton, who was also supposedly fired for the same reason, wouldn’t have been rehired on the show.
Of course, the internet certainly did have a lot to say about the matter. Some even commented with, “What cracks me up is Rademacher is the one who keeps playing victim here. His appeals on this is so ridiculous.”
“None of the other cast members or crew had an issue about getting vaccinated. He acts like he’s a hero for being a completely irresponsible and selfish human being.”
Another critic wrote, “He has a valid argument, but at this point, he just needs to cut his losses and make amends so MAYBE he could come back, but it’s highly unlikely.”
“Steve played the game and kept his mouth shut Ingo didn’t.”
And then there was this comment as well: “Like him or not, he has a valid argument. The only difference between the SB and IR situations is IR exercises his right to voice his political beliefs. SB chooses not to. Neither got the vax. ABC doesn’t want the SB info in because it is a fact. You can’t beat facts.”
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The difference is Steve took the network decision like a "man" and didn't start badmouthing everyone higher up. Then have the nerve to sue. He will never be back and I for one don't miss him.
I don't see how he was throwing SB under the bus & I believe over time IR will be vindicated. I applaud him for exercising his right to free speech. Too bad he was 'crucified' for it and is being told to "just let it go". Could he have expressed those feelings differently? Absolutely; SB did. IR chose a different path & did himself no favors in the way he went about it. Still, he has a right to speak truth without being vilified. NLG does it all the time with seemingly no repercussions from the PTB. In any case, anyone who chooses to do the work of researching how/why vaccines are used and what they can really do to a human can understand IR's viewpoint. Let's not even count the number of people who received it but still got sick - multiple times. It's just so sad that people choose not to do the work but rather go with MSM & the crowd. Wanting to belong & fear of being ostracised is a powerful emotion. Unfortunately, those who think differently are not welcomed in this world we live in now. I hope to see that change one day.Time will tell. Always does.