NFL players kneeling during National Anthem

[Androidpk]

Yes. Companies have the right to protect their image. Working for them is a privilege not a right. You want to protest on your own time, go for it.

You don't want them to protest, fine, I can understand that. Forcing them to stand for that national anthem isn't the answer though.

[drauz]

You don't want them to protest, fine, I can understand that. Forcing them to stand for that national anthem isn't the answer though.

They aren't forced to stand, they can quit. They have an option.

[Tgo01]

You don't want them to protest, fine, I can understand that. Forcing them to stand for that national anthem isn't the answer though.

Forcing employees to not talk about their religion to customers is wrong, they can't force someone to keep quiet about their religion.

[drauz]

Forcing employees to not talk about their religion to customers is wrong, they can't force someone to keep quiet about their religion.

A company can tell you exactly what you can and cannot talk about in the workplace.

[Tgo01]

A company can tell you exactly what you can and cannot talk about in the workplace.

You lie!

[Gelston]

A company can tell you exactly what you can and cannot talk about in the workplace.

Shit, they fire people for stupid shit said on twitter and FB.

[Fortybox]

You don't want them to protest, fine, I can understand that. Forcing them to stand for that national anthem isn't the answer though.

They aren't being forced. Are you really this dense? This is like time4fun dense.

I am assuming you have a job (BIG assumption). Go ahead and violate your workplace policy. See how that goes.

[Methais]

I didn't know slaves were being paid millions of dollars. Maybe if they were paid billions instead they'd stop whining like little cunts.

[Wrathbringer]

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[Gelston]

bbbbbbbbbut WHITE PEOPLE!!!1111

Get killed more by cops than any other race!