[williamscales]

"Yes Mr. Bar Owner, a few of your patrons incited a racist mob a few weeks back. We'll need the names and addresses of all the people who visited this place for the last year please."

Nope, I still feel the same. It's going too far.

[0xbear]

Pretend further that an angry mob at work would get you fired if they don't like your stance on this issue.

[spaceribs]

Pretend they have first amendment rights to tell you to your face and through their actions that your opinion is garbage and not something they respect.

*adding: I find it amazing some people are up in arms about people getting fired for their opinions, maybe you should direct your anger to "Right to Work" laws anti-union folks have pushed down our throats everywhere?

There used to be a due process before someone was fired, I wonder where that went and who took it away?

[AndrewUnmuted]

At work, your free speech rights are under the limitations of your employer. You should do some reading on the concept of positive vs negative rights.

[Vivtek]

Pretty sure nobody in Charlottesville was actually at work at the time.

[johnjhayes]

>>There used to be a due process before someone was fired, I wonder where that went and who took it away?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Right-to-work_law