04-10-2018, 07:21 PM
(04-10-2018, 06:57 PM)HarleyDog Wrote: I agree with this. I will extend further with my own opinion which In my company, our drivers wear uniforms which bare the company name on them. If you was to disrespect the law or do anything else that is not what our company stands for, than we have the right to terminate you, contract or not! It is our business, not yours. If you don't wish to abide by our companies goals, then you don't belong. WTS, I am a veteran and I do think people should have the right to protest and speak freely. Just pick a platform more suitable to support your cause other than one that will offend and actually hurt some. Using the American flag or it's anthem is ridiculous to say the least.
You know it Harley, completely agree.
(04-10-2018, 06:59 PM)Circleville Guy Wrote: I support everyone’s right to protest but is there ever a wrong time, place or method of protest? I personally believe that there are and that this lands in that category. I also don’t like false narratives causing hate. The narrative that 13% of the population is shot by cops 30% of the time is pushed and causes hate and protest. The fact that’s left out is that 13% commits over 50% of violent crime probably has a lot to do with why they get shot more. PC people only want to focus on that first part. How can you solve any problem if you won’t factor in everything that contributes to that problem? They have a right to protest but how can people work together if they won’t admit the whole problem? I know, it makes me racist to say the whole problem... right? By the way, I support signing this guy.
Well said CG. In the end this is correct and it is sad that race has to even be brought into it.
Don't care what color a person is. Like Xeno said, in the end we are all Americans and that is what matters.
Division is what these protests seem to be causing, not unity. And i agree, i support signing Reid.
