More Attacks On Freedom Of Speech
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deserving of respect? or country-invading-killers-of-innocent people not worthy of it? words spoken out of turn by this specsavers employee? or fair comment not worthy of the fuss being made?
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TTT - // I'd expect him to get the bullet, not for this opinon but because he'll lose them punters. //
I'd expect him to get sacked because he clearly does not belong in a customer-facing environment where he is required to do his job, smile, and keep his obnoxious un-called-for opinions to himself.
I'd expect him to get sacked because he clearly does not belong in a customer-facing environment where he is required to do his job, smile, and keep his obnoxious un-called-for opinions to himself.
Peter Pedant - // // A fair point - we must assume innocence until guilt is proven.//
noop that is for a criminal process - and this is an employment issue - no guilt no fine no nothing.... //
I disagree on two points - even though this is not a criminal situation, we should not presume guilt until the facts have been ascertained.
The second point is, there may well be guilt, and indeed a fine. If the employers opt to keep the employee in his job, they may well 'fine' him as a punishment and example.
noop that is for a criminal process - and this is an employment issue - no guilt no fine no nothing.... //
I disagree on two points - even though this is not a criminal situation, we should not presume guilt until the facts have been ascertained.
The second point is, there may well be guilt, and indeed a fine. If the employers opt to keep the employee in his job, they may well 'fine' him as a punishment and example.
// If the employers opt to keep the employee in his job, they may well 'fine' him as a punishment and example.//
as an advanced english user Andie let use the language as intended - guilt in criminal cases and not other things - fines payable to the crown according to certain rules
"let us call a thing a thing and not another thing"
a philosopher - Butler I think
as an advanced english user Andie let use the language as intended - guilt in criminal cases and not other things - fines payable to the crown according to certain rules
"let us call a thing a thing and not another thing"
a philosopher - Butler I think
We did that for years Chill. You know, shrug the shoulders, do a bit of wide eyed disbelief, wind a finger against our temples and ignore them, they will go away, attitude. Guess what they don't go away though. Every time they get away with a slight, or a lie, or a pc creep they feel emboldened and want a bit more. Time to push back if you value your freedom of speech and opinion. When I say push, I mean thump.
No-one has given a thought as to why this person came out with such outrageous remarks. Could it be that he/she was from Syria ? Air attacks over there did kill many innocent people. Maybe,just maybe, this employee has had friends or relatives killed in one of these attacks .Pent up frustration and inner anger would have taken over. Whilst I am not excusing the outburst I am just trying to point out a different angle to this scenario.
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