television and mainstream media work in a completely different fashion than the internet. Just because you deem something harmless, truthful, or correct, doesn't mean it's right to do. when you're in the position of someone who is currently in the limelight, you have to take into consideration what you are saying and who will see it. roseanne barr had strong ties with ABC/Disney, a company known for taking precautions to avoid controversy. the walt disney company is very family orientated, so having connections with someone who could be deemed too controversial/potently opinionated could destroy their brand image. while cancelling her reboot is a bit much, it's completely acceptable as ABC does not want to risk having their brand boycotted/slandered. when jake paul began acting like a tard, Disney immediately cut ties with him, even if his on-show character didn't commit the actions. turner broadcasting pulled the plug on MDE's show because of the controversy of outspoken sam's beliefs, whether he be in character or not. you have to realize that these companies care more about advertisers and their own image more than their IPs or productions, it's how television works. there are no second chances