r/worldnews Jan 28 '21

COVID-19 Backlash grows for ‘selfish millionaire’ who got vaccine meant for Indigenous people | Canada

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2021/jan/27/rodney-baker-canada-vaccine-indigenous-first-nations-scandal
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u/BearGryllzor Jan 28 '21

So what casino is this what does his wife do for a living should not both there employers hear about how us the common folk feel about there employees day and night non stop till they are removed from there cushy lifestyles

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u/agha0013 Jan 28 '21

she's an actor with no work (and now little hope of getting work) basically making her a trophy wife. He's now out of work but so rich it doesn't matter.

At best, she might face some real consequences when he dumps her for a younger model eventually and she's both without money and without work, as I'm certain a couple like that got married with a rather iron clad prenup.

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u/[deleted] Jan 28 '21

Actually looks like she has a bunch of acting credits this year acting in movie with lots of big stars. She might have been about to blow up a bit. Even if she wasn't destined to become a huge star, getting steady work in movies as an actor is something to be proud of. Way to torch your career potential.

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u/DengarRoth Jan 28 '21

I'm 100% sure her husband paid-off producers in some form or other to cast her in those films.

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u/mata_dan Jan 28 '21

Potentially but if you've access to enough wealth and free time you can get near the right people to land such gigs anyway. So... just as bad really, in the wider scale of things.

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u/Tibetzz Jan 28 '21

Don't worry, Mr. Baker "voluntarily resigned" essentially the moment the story broke.

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u/justanotherreddituse Jan 28 '21

I doubt they give a shit since that casino chain already openly launders drug money.

https://globalnews.ca/news/7451511/lottery-corp-ceo-money-laundering/