2nd Term Part X - A link to a fore gone conclusion

[5mn_Major]

Re: 2nd Term Part X - A link to a fore gone conclusion

Freedom of speech does not mean freedom from consequences. Especially if this idiot signed some sort of "code of conduct" agreement as a condition of his employment.

Subject to consequences is why Freedom of speech is such an amazing amendment. Without it, the whole concept falls apart.

Did you see that guy in his shorts? Wish I hadn't. He's representing an organization that works for the people in order to save lives...and that's the way he reps himself? Frankly, I think the department would be pretty upset even if was posting like that with an American flag.

[FlagDUDE08]

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Freedom of speech does not mean freedom from consequences. Especially if this idiot signed some sort of "code of conduct" agreement as a condition of his employment.

The company I work for was founded by a pair of Germans. If I post on Facebook that I work for a company run by the Nazis, and someone reports it to my boss or HR, I'm probably going to get fired.

On a larger note, this also serves as a great example of why people should consider not having a Facebook account. If he was just wearing these boxers around the house, instead of putting the pictures out on the Internet, he probably still has a jerb this morning.

And yet, killing a teenager is OK? http://www.lansingstatejournal.com/s...ford/28801761/

[FadeToBlack&Gold]

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And yet, killing a teenager is OK? http://www.lansingstatejournal.com/s...ford/28801761/

What does that story have to do with being fired for violating the terms of your continued employment? You're really on a roll today, 'DUDE.

For what it's worth, that officer should have been prosecuted.

[FlagDUDE08]

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What does that story have to do with being fired for violating the terms of your continued employment? You're really on a roll today, 'DUDE.

For what it's worth, that officer should have been prosecuted.

Corruption. That's what it shows. That, and what the domestic terrorists view as "important".

[FlagDUDE08]

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So, how's Common Hore treating your kids? The local school district newsletter published testing results for 2013-14 in local districts. NOT ONE elementary or middle school in the district had 50% pass ELA Common Core in ANY grade at ANY school. Math did slightly better, but not much. Science was actually pretty decent, but I'm not surprised, given the area. The NYS Commish has been trying to make excuses, but guess what: Numbers don't lie.

[Twitch Boy]

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On a larger note, this also serves as a great example of why people should consider not having a Facebook account. If he was just wearing these boxers around the house, instead of putting the pictures out on the Internet, he probably still has a jerb this morning.

"No Facebook? He's a social outcast, he's not with the times...or he has something to hide. Fire him."

[geezer]

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You guys see Obama's speech? Very affecting.

[Kepler]

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This is great.

The images on the left are from the NRO on 6/19. On the right is the NRO on 6/26.

[ScoobyDoo]

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This is great.

The images on the left are from the NRO on 6/19. On the right is the NRO on 6/26.

I thought it was very telling that Fox News Sunday led their broadcast with domestic terrorism.

[Kepler]

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Impressive, even for Fox.

[Bob Gray]

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Impressive, even for Fox.

Each case and person each has their own circumstances, but no question the gradual undermining of traditional values by varies leftist agendas plays a role generally.

[Kepler]

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Each case and person each has their own circumstances, but no question the gradual undermining of traditional values by varies leftist agendas plays a role generally.

The right is not the side of values, Bob. It's just different values. (Save the flag, let the poor starve.)

[unofan]

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Slavery was a traditional value at one point. Are you sad that was undermined by liberal forces?

No? Then you recognize that tradition for the sake of tradition is not the end all be all of morals.

[Bob Gray]

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The right is not the side of values, Bob. It's just different values. (Save the flag, let the poor starve.)

The traditional values I reference get little support from sizable chunks on the right who are corporate types. So save the social justice stuff to trot out that I and others like me support in many ways.

I was just talking to my wife the other day about this great reading program that have at our public library for kids and if you read books you can get a free book, Chipotle certificate, etc. I'm sure that program doesn't even cost that much but pays great dividends in getting kids interested in books and reading. Great example of money well spent on a social program and it's not even a blip on the radar screen of whatever budget it comes out of (probably city in this case).

[Kepler]

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The traditional values I reference get little support from sizable chunks on the right who are corporate types.

I know they exist, but I really wish people on the right were as vocal advocating social justice and environmental protection and they are with protesting gay marriage or flag burning or relentlessly driving the middle class into penury to protect the sacred right of the right to own us all.

I think if they were they'd be in better shape politically, too.